Paris and the Art of World's Fairs *In-Person* *NEW*

World's fairs were the most remarkable platforms for showcasing art on a global stage. Six of them took place in Paris (1855-1937) attracting millions of visitors and becoming the leading global stage for art, architecture, and innovation. From the Eiffel Tower and early cinema to Picasso's Guernica, these exhibitions transformed modern visual culture. This course examines the Paris expositions through their artworks, pavilions, and architecture, revealing their lasting impact on art, museums, and international exhibitions. Instructor: Connie Robles