DOB’22 On this day of the Badger students and alumni of Professor Jill Casid want to express our profound gratitude. First, for her fierce guidance to successfully navigate an increasingly challenging academic and professional landscape. …
Graduate Students
Summer 2022 Course Highlight | Visual Culture of The Atlantic World, 1750–Present
This summer AH 303 Visual Culture of the Atlantic World, 1750–Present will be offered online, July 25th–August 21st, MTWRF 10:00am–12:00pm. Satisfies L&S credit and humanities breadth.Enroll here. Description: This course argues that the histories of modern and contemporary art cannot be …
Student Spotlight | Ujaan Ghosh Presents at AAS
Ujaan Ghosh, Ph.D. Candidate, presented his paper virtually on the annual meeting of the Association of Asian Studies. The paper is titled, “The God of Controversy: Hindu History Writing of Jagannatha’s Buddhist Past.” AAS brings …
Summer 2022 Course Highlight | The Ends of Modernism
This summer AH 227 The Ends of Modernism will be offered online with Ph.D. Candidate Saeedeh Asadipour, June 20th–August 14th, TWR 1:45–4:00pm. Satisfies L&S credit, humanities breadth, and Comm B. Enroll here. Description: This course considers the …
Student Spotlight: Michael Feinberg Presents at American Society for 18th Century Studies Conference
This month, Ph.D. Candidate Michael Feinberg will present their paper entitled, “Stedman’s Flaming Landscape Engravings” at the American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies Conference in Baltimore, MD. Based on Michael’s second dissertation chapter, this explores how textual-visual representations of …
Student Spotlight | Drew Narayanan Presents at MAA
Ph.D. Student, Tirumular (Drew) Narayanan, presented his paper, “‘As Black as Ink’: Text-Image Mismatches in Les Grandes Chroniques de France (Royal MS 16 G VI),” on Friday, March 11th as part of the Rethinking Monstrosity and Race in …
Summer 2022 Course Highlight | History of Western Art II: From Renaissance to Contemporary
This summer, Ph.D. Student, Abby Armstrong Check will be teaching AH 203 History of Western Art II: From Renaissance to Contemporary, asynchronous online, June 27th–August 21st. Satisfies L&S credit and humanities breadth. Enroll here. Description: The purpose of this course is to …
Summer 2022 Course Highlight | Animating Art History
This summer, Ph.D. Candidate Claire Kilgore will be teaching a *NEW COURSE* AH 103 Animating Art History, TR 9:30–11:00am, July 11th–August 21st. Satisfies L&S credit and humanities breadth. Enroll here. Description: What did the classic movies of your childhood get …
Summer 2022 Course Highlight | The History of the Museum: From “Prehistory” to Covid-19
Ph.D. Candidate LauraLee Brott’s course AH 430 History of the Museum: From “Prehistory” to Covid-19 will be taught in-person, MTWR, 11:00am–1:00pm, June 13th–July 17th. There will be occasional field trips to museums/collections around the UW–Madison campus. Satisfies L&S …
Student Spotlight: Özlem Eren to Serve on BSANA Grad Student Committee
Ph.D. Student, Özlem Eren, will be serving on the Byzantine Studies Association of North America (BSANA) Graduate Student Committee (2022–24). You can learn more about the committee here: https://bsana.net/graduate-student-committee/