We invite you to join faculty, students, and alumni of the department as we reflect fondly on past achievements, discuss our current best practices, and reimagine how the department can remain on the cutting edge as we enter our next century.
Thursday, September 25
Centennial Symposium panels, 1:00-5:00 p.m. (Elvehjem Lower Level classrooms)
Join us for part 1 of the symposium with these thematic panels
- Return to the Object: The Material and Sensory Turn in the Field (Professor Yuhang Li, Chair)
- Beyond the Art History Degree: Alumni Voices (Professor Anna Andrzejewski & Teddy Kaul, Chairs)
- Rethinking Race and Colonialism in Premodern European Art and Contemporary Museum Practice (Prof. Thomas Dale, Chair)
Centennial Reception, Chazen Museum of Art Lobby, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Join us for hors oeuvre, presentations, and conversation as we commemorate this momentous occasion.
Friday, September 26
Centennial Symposium panels, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (Elvehjem Lower Level classrooms)
Join us for part 2 of the symposium with these thematic panels
- The Survey Course: Past, Present and Future (Professor Nancy Rose Marshall, Chair)
- Intersectional Transformations and Interventions in Art History (Prof. Jill Casid, Chair)
- Interdisciplinary Collaborations on Campus & Beyond (Prof. Anna Andrzejewski, Chair)
Art History “Open House” at the Chazen Museum of Art and the Kohler Art Library (2:00 – 4:00 p.m.)
Please join members of the art history faculty, academic staff, art history students, and departmental alumni, who will be stationed throughout the Chazen offering perspectives on works of art, collections, and spaces and celebrating the department’s ongoing legacy.
