Tastemakers: The Artists That Shaped Us

Crash Course: Ancient to Now Begins Feb. 27 at the Carnegie Museum of Art

How did ancient Greek architects develop the styles we still see today? Why was Monet considered a radical artist by his contemporaries? Carnegie Museum of Art’s Crash Course: Ancient to Now takes you through the most significant periods throughout art history, delving into the artists and events that shaped the aesthetic and cultural tastes of their time.  Beginning in ancient Greece and ending in the counter-culture movements of the 1960s and 1970s, this 15-week series is a prerequisite for becoming a Carnegie Museum of Art docent. If you’d rather choose one topic, classes are available for individual purchase (but you save 30 percent if you buy the whole series). Per class: $75 (Students: $45) Whole series: $255 (Students: $105) Find out more about adult programs at the CMOA. Contact the experienced agents at RE/MAX Realty Brokers with your questions about selling or buying real estate.