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The ART 100: Art Appreciation and Technique<\/i> series introduces you to visual art and its practices across cultures. <\/p>\n

This ART 101: Artistic Language and Visual Process<\/i> micro-course is the first of the series and gives a basic understanding of how art is defined and the different ways it functions in societies and cultures.
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