The University of Milan, known as “La Statale,” offers courses that delve into the applied and decorative arts, reflecting its commitment to exploring the intersection of art and industry.
Artistic Production and Industrial Society
One notable course is “Artistic Production and Industrial Society,” which examines the relationship between art and the industrial revolution. This course includes case studies on applied arts and industrial design from the 19th and 20th centuries, providing insights into how decorative arts have evolved in response to industrialization. (unimi.it)
History of Contemporary Art
Another relevant offering is the “History of Contemporary Art” course, which covers visual arts from the late 18th century to the present. While its primary focus is on painting and sculpture, the course also addresses industrial arts, encompassing decorative and applied arts aspects within its curriculum. (unimi.it)
These courses underscore the University of Milan’s dedication to integrating the study of applied and decorative arts into its broader academic framework, enriching students’ understanding of the cultural and industrial contexts that have shaped these disciplines.
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