Professor Anna Andrzejewski has published “Building NALCREST (1964): A Union Retirement Suburb for Postal Carriers in Polk County, Florida,” in Arris: The Journal of the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (UNC Press).Caption: undated postcard showing aerial …
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Spring 2022 Course Highlight | From Empire to Brexit: British Art & Society From the 18th c. to the Present
Professor Nancy Rose Marshall will teach AH 346 “From Empire to Brexit: British Art & Society From the 18th c. to the Present” in Spring 2022, MW 2:30–3:45pm, Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L140, humanities …
Spring 2022 Course Highlight | Latin American Photography: Freaks, Geeks, and Revolutionaries
This spring, Professor Guillermina De Ferrari will be teaching AH 430/600 “Latin American Photography: Freaks, Geeks, and Revolutionaries,” TR 1:00–2:15pm, humanities breadth and L&S credit. This course meets with LACIS 440. We will explore Latin American photography from the …
Spring 2022 Course Highlight | AH 103 Italian Renaissance: Florence & Rome
This spring, Professor Kristin Phillips-Court will be teaching AH 103 “Italian Renaissance: Florence & Rome,” TR 4:00–4:50pm, humanities breadth and L&S credit. We will explore the artistic developments that took place in Florence in the 15th century, and how …
Faculty News: Save the Date for Prof. Andrzejewski Talk on Feb. 16th!
Madison Made: Marshall Erdman’s Contributions to Postwar ArchitectureProfessor Anna AndrzejewskiWednesday, February 16th, 2022 | Union South | 11:45am–1:00pm CTUniversity Roundtable | $15 with lunch included | Register here by February 1stThis lecture centers on Madison-based builder-developer Marshall Erdman …
Spring 2022 Course Highlight | AH 411 Opera & Chinese Visual Culture
Professor Yuhang Li will teach AH 411 “Opera & Chinese Visual Culture” in Spring 2022, TR 9:30–10:45am, Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L150, humanities breadth and L&S credit. Explore the role of opera in Chinese art history, from …
Student Spotlight: Kyungso Min Defends Dissertation
Congratulations to scholar-curator (and now) Dr. Kyungso Min pictured here eloquently defending her brilliantly conceived and deeply researched dissertation that maps a new account of new media art—”Post-Translational Belonging: The Languages of the Future in …
Spring 2022 Course Highlight | AH 308 The Tastes of Scholars & Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods
This spring, Professor Yuhang Li will be teaching AH 308 “The Tastes of Scholars & Emperors: Chinese Art in the Later Periods,” TR 1:00–2:15pm, humanities breadth and L&S credit. In what ways were Chinese arts special and noteworthy within the …
Alumni Update | December 2021 Graduation 🦡 🥳 🎓
On Sunday, December 19th, 2021 Professor Thomas E. A. Dale escorted Mark Dieter and Morgan Lemmer Weber across the graduation stage to receive their doctoral degrees. Mark Dieter’s doctoral dissertation focused on the work of Frank Lloyd …
Spring 2022 Course Highlight | AH 407 Victorian Culture: Sex & Death
Professor Nancy Rose Marshall will teach the seminar AH 407 “Victorian Culture: Sex & Death” in Spring 2022, MW 4:30–5:45pm, Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L150. What did it mean for a painter-poet to exhume his dead wife’s …