Decolonizing Art History is a critical exploration of how systems of power, colonization, and cultural appropriation have shaped both Western and Eastern art traditions. Rather than covering a broad survey, the course dives into specific artists, curators, and themes to examine the role of art in maintaining or challenging dominant narratives—especially in religious, political, and institutional contexts. Students will analyze how museums and other institutions have contributed to or attempted to address these histories. The course emphasizes how we can engage with art today without replicating colonial frameworks. It culminates in a student-driven curation project that reflects these inquiries.