Congratulations to Ph.D. Candidate Kendra Greendeer for her induction into the Bouchet Graduate Honor Society! The Bouchet Society recognizes outstanding scholarly achievement and promotes diversity and excellence in doctoral education and the professoriate. This year’s …
Graduate Students
2022 Transforming the Discipline Award Lecture | Kyungso Min
Please join us on Friday, February 25th, 2022 at 4:30pm CT for the 2022 Transforming the Discipline Graduate Research Award Lecture by Dr. Kyungso Min (Ph.D., 2021). Dr. Min’s lecture is titled: “Groovin’ in a …
Student Spotlight: Cortney Anderson Kramer Publishes on Stella Waitzkin
Cortney Anderson Kramer (Ph.D. Candidate) recently published “A Matter of Denial: Stella Waitzkin’s Lost Library” in the Bulletin of the Detroit Institute of the Arts. The article explores the performative nature of Waitzkin’s Lost Library through an examination of her Red Books.
Student Spotlight: Unsettling the Landscape, Panel Discussion w/Kendra Greendeer (Ph.D. Candidate)
This Wednesday, January 19th, 3:00–4:00pm CT, Ph.D. Candidate Kendra Greendeer will be moderating a virtual discussion with Indigenous artists Erin Genia, Margarita Paz-Pedro, and Mona Cliff. This fall Kendra completed a fellowship with The Research Center for …
Student Spotlight: Ujaan Ghosh’s Translation Published
Ph.D. Candidate Ujaan Ghosh and Amrita Chowdhury (Ph.D. Student, Asian Languages and Cultures, UW–Madison) translated two essays of Sacchidananda Mishra and Krushnachandra Panigrahi from Odia to English. The essays are now published from Routledge India under the …
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 …
Student Spotlight: Ujaan Ghosh Interviews Michael Dodson
Ph.D. Candidate, Ujaan Ghosh interviewed Michael Dodson about his recent book, Bureaucracy, Belonging and the City in North India for the New Books Network. Dodson’s book focuses on Banaras one of the Hindu Holy cities of India. He spoke …
Student Spotlight: Ahmed Abdelazim Publishes Article in “Anthropology of the Middle East”
Ph.D. Candidate Ahmed Abdelazim has just published his first peer-reviewed paper in the journal, Anthropology of the Middle East, under the title “‘Men Don’t Cry Over Women’: Expressions of Love and Grief in Egyptian Popular Music.” He also presented his …
Spring 2022 Course Highlight | AH 403 Pyramids to Minarets to Satellite Dishes: Cairo’s Art & Architecture
This spring, Ph.D. Candidate Ahmed Abdelazim will be teaching AH 403 *ONLINE*: “From Pyramids to Minarets to Satellite Dishes: Cairo’s Art & Architecture,” MWF 9:55–10:45am, humanities breadth and L&S credit. From Pyramids to Minarets to Satellite dishes, Cairo has evolved …
Student Spotlight: Özlem Eren Elected SHERA Grad Student Communications Fellow
Ph.D. student Özlem Eren has been elected as the SHERA (Society of Historians of Eastern European, Eurasian, and Russian Art and Architecture) Graduate Student Communications Fellow for 2022–2024.