Jill H. Casid, Professor of Visual Studies in the Department of Art History and the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies, has been named the Clark-Oakley Fellow for 2018-19 and will spend the year …
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2017 Summer Fieldschool Ebook Published
The e-book produced as part of the 2017 summer field school has been published. The book is the result of research conducted by students and volunteers who participated in Prof. Andrzejewski’s summer field class. …
New Graduate Student Publication
Sophia Maxine Farmer’s chapter “Aeropittura: Modern Aviation and the Fascist Idealization of the Italian Landscape” has been published in the peer-reviewed collective volume Landscapes, Natures, Ecologies: Italy and the Environmental Humanities edited by Enrico Cesaretti, …
Excellence in Teaching
We are pleased to announce that Prof. Nancy Rose Marshall is the recipient of a 2018 campus Distinguished Teaching Award. Please join us in congratulating Prof. Marshall on this prestigious accomplishment. Chancellor Rebecca Blank …
Dale wins award for research in Venice
Thomas Dale has been awarded a grant from the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation of New York to pursue research this summer in Venice on his next book project, “Cultural Hybridity in Medieval Venice: The Basilica …
Kramer Appointed to CAA SEPC Committee
Cortney Anderson Kramer was appointed to a three year professional service term on the College Art Association Student and Emerging Professionals Committee (SEPC). One of nine professional committees, SEPC is comprised of CAA members who …
Graduate Student Curates Exhibition
The Tile Club: Camaraderie and American Plein-Air Painting February 23 to May 20 | Leslie and Johanna Garfield Galleries The Tile Club was one of many societies that formed across the United States during the …
Faculty & students giving talks at CAA!
Ph.D. student Marie-Agathe Simonetti, “Behind the Surface: Painterly Autochromes And Colonial Photography in French Indochina” (session on “Performing Authenticity”), 2/21/2018, 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m., Rm. 505 Prof. Michael Jay McClure, “Like I’m Dead: Sharon …
Cambridge Exchange Fellowship Winner
The Department is delighted to announce that Ph.D. Candidate Lindsay Wells has received a Huntington Exchange Fellowship with Trinity Hall, Cambridge, for 2018. Ms. Wells will perform research for her dissertation on Victorian …
Student Curated Show Opens March 1
We see water bottles everywhere today. But before the invention of plastic, ceramic jugs were the common vessels used to carry liquids. The stoneware jugs in this exhibition were made with molded deep relief ornament …