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Art Appreciation: The Destruction of Art by Artists, Institutions, and Conflicts is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon of art destruction. This course covers various instances of art destruction throughout history, from the iconoclasm of the Reformation to the targeted destruction during wars and conflicts. Participants will learn about the motivations behind these acts, the cultural and historical impact of losing significant artworks, and the ethical debates surrounding the destruction of art. The course includes lectures, case studies, and discussions that encourage critical thinking about the role of art in society and the consequences of its destruction. By the end of the course, participants will have a deeper understanding of the reasons behind art destruction and the broader implications it has on cultural heritage and memory. This course is ideal for art enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in exploring the darker aspects of art history.