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December 2020
IRH Lecture: “Heavy Weather: William Gilbert’s Hurricane and Atlantic Semiotics”
Monday Seminar: Monique Allewaert, Resident Fellow (2020–21), English, UW-Madison "Heavy Weather: William Gilbert's Hurricane and Atlantic Semiotics" My investigation of eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century West Indian cultural production explores how the constant, often imperceptible touch…
Find out more »Paul Mellon Centre Book Night
Join the Paul Mellon Centre for their winter Book Night, where we will celebrate our latest publications by asking authors to discuss their research and answer questions about their books. This event will take place…
Find out more »Chazen Museum of Art: Our Kind of Happy Hour with Philip Salamone
Join Atwood Atelier founder, Philip Salamone, as he takes us behind the scenes of teaching his classical, traditional drawing and painting lessons…virtually. Salamone is the instructor for Drawing in the Galleries, which is on hold…
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Chazen Museum of Art: Family Friday
Every other Friday morning, Curator of Education Candie Waterloo posts a Family Friday video on Facebook, demonstrating fun do-at-home projects for the whole family.
Find out more »Senior Honors Thesis Presentation: Tanvi Dhariwal
The Department of Art History invites you to the Honors Thesis Presentation by undergraduate Art History major Tanvi Dhariwal. Her thesis titled "The Battle of the Bodies: Investigating the Erotic and the Ideal Body in…
Find out more »Art History Celebration of Graduation
The UW–Madison Department of Art History will be hosting its Celebration of Graduation for all graduating Art History students, family, and friends. Please email Teddy Kaul at edward.kaul@wisc.edu to RSVP and receive the Zoom link.
Find out more »IRH Lecture: “A Feminist Economic History of the Ancient Greek World”
Monday Seminar: Claire Taylor, Resident Fellow (2020–21), History, UW-Madison "A Feminist Economic History of the Ancient Greek World" Where are the women in the study of ancient economies? Their relative invisibility can only be partially…
Find out more »Poetry of the Moment
At a time when the nation grapples with long-standing racial injustices and police brutality, two UW professors — who are also poets, a married couple, and featured in the Winter 2020 issue of On Wisconsin…
Find out more »Chazen Museum of Art: Our Kind of Happy Holiday
Get ready to make merry all day on December 19th during Our Kind of Happy Holiday, featuring a full slate of videos and interactive activities. Here's the full schedule: Welcome at 1:00 p.m. Reading of…
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