Keqinhua Zhu, a recent UW-Madison graduate (B.S ’19, Art History and Conservation Biology), was awarded the $500 Iwanter Honorable Mention Prize from the Center for the Humanities for her senior honors thesis, “From Global to …
Professor Pruitt in UAE and Qatar
Professor Jennifer Pruitt traveled to the UAE and Qatar this spring in order to begin a new research project. Her research investigates the use of classical Islamic artistic forms in the creation of national identity …
Beyond Translation: PhD Student Headed To Smithsonian
PhD Candidate Kyungso Min’s research is featured by the Graduate School.
Kyungso Min at the Smithsonian
Ph.D. candidate Kyungso Min has been selected as a Big Ten Academic Alliance Smithsonian Institution Predoctoral Fellow for 2019-20. This prestigious fellowship provides Kyungso a year of residency at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and …
Noah Mapes at the Neville Public Museum
Congratulations to undergraduate Noah Mapes for accepting an internship with the Neville Public Museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin! This summer Noah will work with members of the Neville’s curatorial and collections departments as the museum …
Congrats to Prof. Nick Cahill for being recognized for L&S’s 2019 “Fueling Discovery”
Tania Kolarik at 54th Medieval Congress
During the 54th International Congress on Medieval Studies on May 9th, 2019, PhD Student Tania Kolarik presented her paper “Rise and Fall: The Foreshadowing of Islamic Thinking and Commodities Reflected in the Triumph of Saint …
LauraLee Brott to publish in Imago Mundi
LauraLee Brott, PhD Candidate in Art History, and postdoctoral fellow Heather Wacha had an article accepted for publication in Imago Mundi: The International Journal for the History of Cartography. Their article, “Reframing the World: The …
Andrzejewski Awarded ND Humanities Grant
Prof. Anna Andrzejewski has received a grant from the North Dakota Humanities Council to support ongoing research on ethnic farmsteads in southwestern North Dakota. This will allow Anna and her students to return to Stark …
Teddy Kaul’s Photography is on Display
Teddy Kaul, the undergraduate program advisor and graduate program coordinator in the Art History Dept., was selected to show his photography in the Division of Continuing Studies! The Division of Continuing Studies, located on the …