Professor Jill Casid will be teaching ART HIST 130 “Seeing Race: Anti-Racism + Visual Culture” TR 11:00–11:50AM during the Spring 2023 semester. No Prerequisites | Humanities Breadth | L&S credit | Ethnic Studies | Comm …
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Spring 2023 Course Highlight | Have Brush, Will Travel: The Italian Renaissance from Florence to Rome
Professor Kirsten Phillips-Court will be offering AH 106: “Have Brush, Will Travel: The Italian Renaissance from Florence to Rome” MW 11:00–11:50 AM | No Prereqs! | L&S Credit | Humanities Breadth! Register here: https://enroll.wisc.edu/search?term=1234&subject=180 Description: …
Art History Undergrad Event | How to Apply to Graduate School
Are you an Art History Undergrad? Thinking about applying to graduate school? Not sure? Professor Dale will discuss how the application process works, career possibilities, & FREE PIZZA! The Department of Art History presents: “How …
Spring 2023 Course Highlight | From Mecca to Dubai: Architecture in Arabia
Need a seminar for spring? Professor Jennifer Pruitt will be offering AH 510/810 From Mecca to Dubai: Architecture in Arabia | Wednesdays 5:00–7:30PM | L&S Credit. Email Prof. Pruitt for consent to enroll at: jpruitt@wisc.edu.Description: This course examines the rapidly evolving role of architecture …
Alumni Update | Marcela Guerrero Curates “Martine Gutierrez: Supremacy” at the Whitney
Marcela Guerrero (PhD, 2015), the Jennifer Rubio Associate Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art, has curated the current exhibition Martine Gutierrez: Supremacy, which is on view at the Whitney through March 2023. You can read …
We’re Now on MASTODON!
If Twitter does indeed crash, you can now follow the department at: https://mastodon.world/@uw_arthistory on Mastodon!!!
Spring 2023 Course Highlight | The Floating World: A History of Japanese Prints
Professor Steffani Bennett will be teaching ART HIST 411/775 | The Floating World: A History of Japanese Prints MW 4:00–5:15PM. Sophomore standing, Humanities Breadth, L&S credit. Register here. Description: Technological advancements in woodblock design in seventeenth-century Japan led to a flourishing print culture that permeated all …
Upcoming Art History Lecture | Andy Warhol’s Early Work
From the Silver Platter to the Factory: Libidinal Economies in Early Andy WarholMonday, November 21st, 2022 | 5:30–7:00pm CT CGES | Ingraham Hall, Rm 206 | 1155 Observatory Dr. Madison, WIProf. Sebastian Egenhofer will present a …
Spring 2023 Course Highlight | Gore Luxury Identity Mimesis: Northern Renaissance
Professor Jennifer Nelson will be teaching ART HIST 360 | Gore Luxury Identity Mimesis: Northern Renaissance TR 1:00–2:15PM. Sophomore standing, Humanities Breadth, L&S credit. Register here. Description: Why do Netherlandish Lamentations feature bloody, putrefying wounds? Why is a skull distorted across the front of Holbein’s Ambassadors? Is …
Alumni Update | Robert Cozzolino’s Exhibition Catalogue Awarded the 2022 Alfred H. Barr, Jr. Award
Congratulations to Robert Cozzolino (M.A., 2000; Ph.D., 2006), the Patrick and Aimee Butler Curator of Paintings at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, whose most recent exhibition catalogue, Supernatural America: The Paranormal in American Art, was the winner of the 2022 …