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Day With(out) Art 2021: Enduring CareThursday, December 2nd, 2021 | 5:30pm CTChazen Museum of Art | Zoom | Register herePlease join Professor Jill H. Casid for the virtual screening of ENDURING CARE at 5:30pm CT on Thursday, December 2nd as part …

This spring, Professor Preeti Chopra will be teaching the cross-listed AH/ASIAN 428 and AH 779 “Visual Cultures of India,” Monday/Wednesday, 2:30–3:45pm, in Conrad A. Elvehjem, Room L150. Humanities Breadth and L&S Credit. This lecture course concentrates on the images (art, …

*NEW COURSE* Professor Jennifer Nelson will teach AH 103 “Seeing Through Conspiracies” in Spring 2022 on Monday/Wednesday, 12:05–12:55pm, Conrad A. Elvehjem Building, Room L140. Fake news is not a new problem. This class takes a trendy issue and moves …

Professor Jennifer Pruitt will be speaking (virtually) as part of Harvard University’s Aga Khan Program in Islamic Art and Architecture lecture series. The talk takes place TODAY, Thursday, November 18th at 5:00pm CST. She’d love …

Join Professor Jill Casid in honoring the 20th Anniversary of the Journal of Visual Culture and celebrating the recent themed issue on transgender art and visual culture studies. The event is Saturday 20th November 2021, …

This spring, Professor Daniel Spaulding will be teaching AH 408: “Global Modernism,” Tuesday/Thursday, 11:00am–12:15pm, in Conrad A. Elvehjem, Room L150. What does twentieth-century modernism look like from a global perspective? Is it possible to speak of a singular …

*NEW COURSE* Professor Preeti Chopra will be teaching AH 500/800/ASIAN 630 “India Looks East: Visual & Spatial Cultures of Asia” in Spring 2022 on Mondays, 4:30–7:00pm, in-person. With a focus on modern South Asia, this seminar will also look …

Professor Anna Andrzejewski has published “DIY Madison: How Marshall Erdman’s 1953 Expo Seized on a Growing Do-It-Yourself Trend” in the Winter 2021 volume of the Wisconsin Magazine of History. Andrzejewski’s article examines a home improvement show the Madison-based …

This spring, Professor Anna Andrzejewski will be teaching the graduate seminar AH 867/Env. Studies 922 “Historical and Cultural Methods in Environmental Research,” Tuesdays, 4:00–6:30pm, in-person. This course in Environmental Humanities addresses the ethics and politics of working on the …