Why You Don't Like Art History

The video discusses the evolution of art history education, contrasting the Eurocentric view of Kenneth Clark's 'Civilization' with the global perspective of the new 'Civilizations' series. It highlights the importance of diverse methodologies in understanding art, such as iconography and critical theories. The video critiques traditional linear narratives in art education and emphasizes the need for a more inclusive and complex understanding of art's history. It encourages viewers to explore art through various lenses and appreciate its multifaceted nature.

What critical theories are mentioned in the text that can be applied to art history?

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What role does the author believe flawed narratives play in understanding art history?