Art and architecture are deeply intertwined disciplines that shape our environments and influence our experiences. From the majestic cathedrals of the Middle Ages to modern minimalist designs, both fields serve as reflections of culture, technology, and human emotion.

Architecture is often seen as a functional discipline, but it is inherently artistic. Buildings are not merely structures; they are canvases that express identity, creativity, and innovation. Conversely, art often draws inspiration from architectural forms. Artists have long utilized buildings and urban landscapes as subjects, exploring themes of space, perspective, and society.

For a deeper dive into the intersection of art and architecture, check out these upcoming classes with some of your favorite Oasis instructors:

Joan Hart will be highlighting a new National Gallery of Art exhibit with three unique classes on Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment

Judy Feldman’s upcoming classes will explore The Birth of Gothic Art and Architecture as well as the Enduring Legacy of Andrea Palladio – the most influential architect in Western architectural history.