Last month, Peter Bovenmyer’s (Ph.D. 2019) chapter, “Dissecting for the King: Guido da Vigevano and the Anatomy of Death,” was published in the edited volume Picturing Death: 1200–1600 by Brill. This chapter came out of his larger …
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Spring 2021 Course Highlight: History of Islamic Art & Architecture *Online*
Prof. Jennifer Pruitt will be teaching AH 305: “History of Islamic Art and Architecture” online MWF 12:05–12:55pm CST. You can check out our full Spring 2021 offerings here: https://enroll.wisc.edu/search?term=1214&subject=180
Student Spotlight: Lindsay Wells Publishes Journal Article
Ph.D. Candidate Lindsay Wells recently published her article “Proserpina Unbound: John Ruskin, Maria La Touche, and Victorian Floriculture” in the Winter 2020 issue of Victorian Literature and Culture. Lindsay’s essay reinterprets Ruskin’s late-nineteenth-century botanical writings from the perspective …
Alumni Update: Daniel Cochran (Ph.D. 2018) Publishes Book
Daniel Cochran (Ph.D. 2018) has recently published his first book Building the Body of Christ: Christian Art, Identity, and Community in Late Antique Italy with Fortress Academic Press. Cochran stated, “I am so very grateful for all …
Student Spotlight: Traveling Traditions–Nordic Folk Arts
Sustaining Scandinavian Folk Arts in the Upper Midwest opens its traveling exhibition, “Traveling Traditions: Nordic Folk Arts in the Upper Midwest,” featuring fieldwork by Ph.D. Candidate Cortney Anderson Kramer. The exhibition is the culmination of a …
Faculty News: Casid and Kang Seung Lee Convo on Care
Wednesday, December 2nd, 5:00–7:30pm CST Center for Visual Cultures and Borghesi-Mellon Workshop on Care This program will be presented on Zoom. A link to the meeting will be sent to you upon registration completion. TRANSMISSIONS is …
Classes Move Online Tomorrow, November 30th!
We hope that you had a refreshing break Badgers and don’t forget that classes are moving online tomorrow.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving Break Nov. 26–29!
Badgers! Thanksgiving Break begins tomorrow through Sunday. Have a safe and healthy break. Classes resume online on Monday, November 30th.
Spring 2021 Course Highlight: Religion and Art
Prof. Thomas Dale’s “AH 103: Religion and Art” will be taught online Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:20–2:10pm CST. This course has no prerequisites, first-year students are welcome, and counts toward the Religious Studies Certificate. Description: Why …