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Matthew Biro quoted in New York Times article about Anselm Kiefer's new installation at the Pompidou Center in Paris

Joan Kee's book on contemporary Korean art mentioned in The Nation article on Korean painters and the New York art scene

Jennifer Robertson to give talk on Gender and Robotics in Japan

Jennifer Robinson quoted in Inverse about how humanoid robots are helping humans rethink gender and sexuality.

Daniel Herwitz quoted in New York Times story about celebrities keeping mum on news about their lives or careers in this day of social media.

Martin Powers to deliver lecture at inaugural Mactaggart Art Collection Lecture Series

Shelley Perlove publishes Seventeenth-Century European Drawings in Midwestern Collections: The Age of Bernini, Rembrandt, and Poussin

Joan Kee on "Art Encounters Law," as guest critic in the "Brooklyn Rail."

Jennifer Robertson to give lecture on "Japan's Gendered Robots"

U-M alumn Pam Stewart contestant on Jeopardy

Martin Powers to give lecture at Columbia University's Tang Center

Jennifer Robertson's watercolor accepted for the 2016 Michigan Water Color Society exhibition

Megan Holmes to Give Annual Italian Art Society/Kress Lecture

Jennifer Gear Studies an Early-Modern Plague Hospital

Nachiket Chanchani to give a series of invited talks at leading European universities

History of Art alumni organize symposium and exhibition at SF Camerawork

From Engineering to Art History: Undergraduate Student Matthew Bourjaily

Professor Raymond Silverman

Hail! Class of 2016

Richard Edwards, Pacifist and Historian of East Asian Art, Dies at 99

Marvin Eisenberg, art historian, dies at age 93

Megan Holmes to give Kress Lecture on "New Perspectives on the Reception of Florentine Panel Painting: Interpreting Scratch Marks"

[Spring Break] Helicon Takes Mexico City

Chasing Tents: Dissertation Research in Europe and Turkey

Farewell from outgoing Chair Matthew Biro

Exploring Buddhist Visual Culture On-Site: Chun Wa Chan in Japan

Ana María León on contested spaces, summer reading, and more

Graduate student Nick Hartigan's research featured

Matthew Biro quoted in The Daily Mail story about precedent setting US court case and art speculation.

Shelley Perlove to present at "Rembrandt and the Jews" Symposium

Alumna Kristine Ronan finalist for Creative Capital/Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program

Alumna Jessica Fripp publishes "Artistes, Savants et Amateurs: art et sociabilité au XVIIIe siècle (1715-1815)"

2016 Graduate Symposium "All That Glitters: Magnificence in Art, Architecture, and Visual Culture"

Patricia Simons to present at Newberry Seminar in European Art

Alumna Yao-Fen You (PhD 2004) curates exhibition at DIA

An Interview with Helicon President Halle Jarvi

Martin Powers' Spring Workshop Embraces both Connoisseurship and the Study of Historical Vision

History of Art welcomes two alumnae as new staff in the department

Helicon's Synesthesia exhibition a "uniquely stimulating experience"

DISCOVERED: A Beautiful Madonna in Ann Arbor

Jennifer Robertson quoted in a New York Times article about the increasing numbers of "genderless" young men in Japan

Ksenya Gurshtein (PhD 2011) new assistant curator at Skirball Museum

Patricia Simmons to give lecture at Kalamazoo College

Allison Martino writes blog post for UK National Archives

Claire Zimmerman talks to Michigan Radio about Albert Kahn

History of Art Commencement Events

2017 History of Art Graduation Ceremony Instructions

Patricia Simons' essay featured in The Conversation

Why did Luther Shave?

Alumnae Heidi Gearhart publishes Theophilus and the Theory and Practice of Medieval Art

Austin McCoy receives ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award

Celebrating the Class of 2017

Five undergraduate students receive Henry P. Tappan Awards for outstanding performance

Three graduate students awarded doctoral degrees

History of Art graduate students earn top awards

In the News: Alumna Jen Lewis in "Hyperallergic"

Christiane Gruber publishes essay on The Gezi Martyrs and Visual Resistance in Turkey

History of Art welcomes new graduate student cohort

Susan Dine selected as 2017-18 Mellon Curatorial Fellow at UMMA

New History of Art Scholarship for Summer Internships

History of Art welcomes three new scholars

Helicon outdoor movie night

History of Art Alumni selected for College Art Association publishing grant

Jennifer Robertson Publishes New Book on Robots, Gender, Family, and the Japanese Nation

Call for Papers: Process in Modern and Contemporary Islamic Art

Department Chair to Speak on Panel for Michigan IT Symposium 2017

Students of Contemporary Chinese Art Visit Guggenheim Museum

Helicon's Annual Undergraduate Exhibition: "The Words Escape Me"

Learning to See

Faculty and Student Presentations at College Art Association Conference 2018

CALL FOR PAPERS: Expansive Realities: A Longer History of the “Virtual” in Art, Architecture, and Visual Culture

Alex Potts Wins CAA's 2018 Distinguished Teaching of Art History Award

Helicon in D.C.: Spring Break 2018

2018 Undergraduate Henry P. Tappan Award Winners

Helicon in Rome: Spring Break 2017

Michael Fried and Philosophy, a review by Prof. Daniel Herwitz

A Conversation with the Class of 2018

Celebrating the Class of 2018

Faculty Member Christopher Ratté Awarded Funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities

Between Imperial Pasts and Humanoid Futures: A Session in Dialogue with Jennifer Robertson

Faculty Member Joan Kee Contributes to Oxford Art Journal's Anniversary Edition

Undergraduate Internships - Summer 2018

Ars Orientalis: Volume 48

UMMA selects Ph.D. candidate Elizabeth Rauh as the Museum's first Irving Stenn Jr. Curatorial Fellow

Visual Typology in Early Modern Europe

Professor emerita endows two gifts in LSA art history department

From the Archives: "Tappan, Bismarck, and the Bitter Connection: Reflections on Men and their Dogs in the Artful Memory" by Professor Emerita Margaret Cool Root, 1986

Faculty and Student Presentations at the College Art Association Conference 2019

LSA administrator Jeff Craft to receive Candace J. Johnson Award

Helicon Annual Exhibition - Fall 2018

Faculty in the News: Martin Powers quoted at length on China

2019-2020 Graduate Student Awards and Fellowships

Appreciating the Artistry of Film

History of Art and Museum Studies celebrate the Class of 2019

2019 Undergraduate Henry P. Tappan Award Winners

History of Art Faculty Joan Kee awarded Kresge Literary Arts Fellowship, 2019

Alumni News - Spring 2019

Politics and the Art of Rumination in William Kentridge

Ph.D. candidate Seam Kramer selected as the Irving Stenn, Jr. Curatorial Fellow for the 2019-20 academic year

Alumna Vivian Li joins Dallas Museum of Art as contemporary art curator

How Artists Mess with the Law

Chicago Architecture Biennial tackles land rights, social justice and more

Undergraduate Internships - Summer 2019

The collectors who cut up a masterpiece

"La Promenade" by Auguste Renoir, a review

Remembering Ward Bissell

Remembering Walter Spink

Evan Binkley, Marshall Scholar 2020

VRC welcomes new member Alice Sullivan

African Art After Independence, 1957-1977

Museums Without Meaning

Smithsonian Open Access

Nicola Barham awarded 2020 Getty & ACLS Postdoctoral Fellowship

Long before face masks, Islamic healers tried to ward off disease with their version of PPE

2019 - 2020 Graduate Student Accomplishments

Learning on the Road: Michigan Faculty Meet Communities Across the State

Faculty and Student Presentations at the College Art Association Conference 2020

Student Spotlight: Evan Binkley

Alumni News: Carmenita Higginbotham named dean of VCU's School of the Arts

Activists are using the iconography of the “American martyr” to fight their own political battles

Hagia Sophia has been converted back into a mosque, but the veiling of its figural icons is not a Muslim tradition

Graduate Admissions Announcement

Isabelle Gillet selected as UMMA'S 2021 Irving Stenn Jr. Fellow

Student Internships - Summer 2020

A Pre-COVID Sabbatical in Manhattan

A Conversation with Alumna Melissa King on Preventive Conservation

A Conversation with New History of Art Faculty

Can Museums Adapt to a Changing World?

What the mythical figure of Şahmeran in Turkey represents and why activists use it

Faculty Claire Zimmerman Receives Proposal Development Grant from the Humanities Collaboratory

Fiction and Motivation in Medieval Art

The Political Power of Visual Art. Liberty, Solidarity, and Rights.

2020 - 2021 Graduate Student Accomplishments

Environmental Art History @ the University of Michigan

Queen Liliʻuokalani’s accession photograph

Recap: Historians of Islamic Art Biennial Symposium

Modernity for the Masses: Antonio Bonet’s Dreams for Buenos Aires

A Conversation with Alumna Elizabeth Otto

LSA Professor Emerita and Alumna Ilene Forsyth Gives $6.25 Million to History of Art Department

Student Internships & Fellowships - Summer 2021

Michigan Post Office Murals Project

Museum Studies Minor - Program Highlights 2021

Three History of Art Graduates Win Fulbright-Hays Award

Alumni Vishal Khandelwal wins the UC Berkeley South Asia Art & Architecture Dissertation Prize for 2022

Two History of Art Students Win the 2022 Luce/ACLS Dissertation Fellowships in American Art

University of Michigan History of Art Builds Strength in South Asian Art

2021 - 22 Graduate Student Accomplishments

Decolonizing Fashion: Ottoman and Euro-American Dress, 1700-1920

Establishing New Orders in East and West – Cross-cultural Comparisons between Chinggis Khan and Charlemagne

2022 Undergraduate Henry P. Tappan Award Winners

Ilene Forsyth (1928-2022)

In Memoriam - Ilene Forsyth

Tappan Grad Students Tour the Cleveland Museum of Art

Princeton and History of Art Collaboration Wins Project Recognition

2022-2023 Select Graduate Student Accomplishments

Exploring art and artifacts at UMMAA

Remembering Diane Kirkpatrick

Historical Digital Games as Teaching Tools

Weapons for Minds: Visual Thought in Muhammad Speaks

Roman Wall Painting

Race and Gender in Islamic Art and Visual Culture

Christiane Gruber awarded $50,000 ARIA grant

Nachiket Chanchani guest edits Ars Orientalis 45

Martin Powers publishes The Blackwell Companion to Chinese Art

Matt Biro's work on Robert Heinecken featured in LSA Magazine

Elaine Gazda honored with Distinguished University Professorship

Joan Kee's book on contemporary Korean art featured in New Yorker article

Ximena Gomez awarded Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Abroad Fellowship

Professor Jennifer Robertson quoted on Japan's new robot workers

Alex Potts elected Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy

Alex Potts on "Art as Protest" in the Brooklyn Rail

Digitizing the Sinai Archive

Graduate student Antje Gamble curates Mine More Coal exhibition as part of Mellon fellowship

Jennifer Robertson's watercolor painting selected for 2015 National Watercolor Society Member Exhibition

Matthew Biro guest edits a special section in The Brooklyn Rail on "Art and Protest."

Nachiket Chanchani awarded Jan Gonda Fellowship

Diego Rivera and “Detroit’s Sistine Chapel”

History of Art announces 2015 fall symposium: The Things You Own End Up Owning You: Art in the 1990s

Mine More Coal exhibition, curated by graduate student Antje Gamble, opens at UMMA

Christiane Gruber publishes Newsweek piece on Muslim cartoonists poking fun at ISIS

Ars Orientalis 44 marks launch of journal's first entirely digital volume

History of art faculty in the news

Undergraduate student group Helicon publishes first issue of Hel[icon] Magazine

Jennifer Robertson to give mini-seminar at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Christiane Gruber awarded prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship

Martin Powers to give lecture at UCLA Center for Chinese Studies

Molly Schoen Recaps 33rd annual Visual Resources Association conference

Christopher Ratte talks to the BBC about how IS has sold artifacts to fund their campaigns

Joan Kee Quoted in The Art Newspaper about Art Basel in Hong Kong

Professor Jennifer Robertson participates in UCSB Child's Play conference

VRC's Molly Schoen publishes "Teaching Visual Literacy Skills in a One-Shot Session"

Curator Alexandra Schwartz (PhD 2004) interviewed about Come as You Are: Art of the 1990s exhibition

Claire Zimmerman co-curates New Brutalist Image 1949-1955 at Tate Britain

Megan Holmes wins College Art Association Charles Rufus Morey Book Award

Pearls of Wisdom exhibition featured in Islamic Arts magazine

Lehti Keelman named 2014–15 UMMA History of Art Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Fellow

UMMA-History of Art fellowship receives Mellon funding for 3 more years

Helicon-curated student art show featured in Michigan Daily.

2014 graduate symposium explores absences that structure historical and material record

Jennifer Robertson to present at "Art with Agenda" workshop

Joan Kee curates From All Sides: Tansaekhwa on Abstraction at LA gallery

Raymond Silverman publishes Museums as Process: Translating Local and Global Knowledges

Remebering Professor Victor Miesel, 1928-2014

Finding Aids Now Online!

Christiane Gruber publishes The Image of the Prophet between Ideal and Ideology

History of Art welcomes new graduate student cohort

Pearls of Wisdom: The Arts of Islam at the University of Michigan exhibition to open Oct. 15 at Kelsey Museum

Graduate Student Grant Mandarion, "Berlin Bound: Exploring Interwar German Visual Culture On-Site "

Claire Zimmerman publishes Photographic Architecture in the Twentieth Century

History of Art Graduate Students Win Top Awards

From Engineering to Art History: Undergraduate Student Matthew Bourjaily

Story Map gives digital view of Paris-by-Site program

8 Questions for Professor Nachiket Chanchani on the Art of Yoga

History of art undergraduate students receive awards for outstanding performance

Jennifer Robertson gives keynote at Gender, Bodies, & Technology conference

Jennifer Robertson gives three lectures at Designing Robots, Designing Humans conference in Copenhagen

Congratulations 2014 History of Art Graduates!

Undergraduate Mary Hannahan awarded the William Malm Prize for Outstanding Student Writing in Japanese Studies

Chun Wa Chan awarded William P. Malm Award for Outstanding Student Writing in Japanese Studies

Nicholas Hartigan appointed as Smithsonian Institution Predoctoral Fellow, 2014-15

Prof. Raymond Silverman quoted in the Detroit News

Prof. Christiane Gruber featured in Voice of America video

Ashley Miller and Alice Isabella Sullivan receive graduate student awards

My Summer Research: Alice Isabella Sullivan in Romania

My Summer Research: Emily Talbot in Paris

News from the Visual Resources Collections

Christiane Gruber, associate professor of Islamic art, talks about Creative Dissent: Arts of Arab World Uprisings on WDET

An interview with history of art honors student Megan Flattley

U-M alumni form online Tappan Collective

Alex Potts publishes Experiments in Modern Realism: World Making in Postwar European and American Art

Joan Kee publishes Contemporary Korean Art: Tansaekhwa and the Urgency of Method

Megan Holmes publishes The Miraculous Image in Renaissance Florence

Professor Joan Kee's book "Contemporary Korean Art: Tansaekhwa and the Urgency of Method" finalist for the Charles Rufus Morey Award

Christiane Gruber, associate professor of Islamic art, talks about Creative Dissent: Arts of Arab World Uprisings with NPR

U-M Edges Toward United Way Campaign Goal

History of Art Professor Matthew Biro quoted in a NY Times story about the late artist Robert Heinecken.

History of Art Welcomes 2013 Graduate Student Cohort

Christiane Gruber publishes Visual Culture in the Modern Middle East: Rhetoric of the Image

The Korea Herald interviewed Joan Kee, assistant professor of art history, about her book that sheds new light on the Korean modern artistic movement that shaped today's Korean abstract art.

Henry Tappan's role at Michigan featured in the U-M Heritage Project

Chair Matt Biro Discusses Picasso with LSA Today

Claire Zimmerman to Co-Curate Tate Britain Exhibition

Professor Matthew Biro Publishes Anselm Kiefer: Phaidon Focus

Undergraduate Class Curates George Bellows Exhibit at Toledo Museum of Art

Kevin Carr Interviewed by New Books in East Asian Studies about "Plotting the Prince: Shotoku Cults and the Mapping of Medieval Japanese Buddhism"

Matthew Biro Awarded Ansel Adams Research Fellowship

Kevin Carr Publishes Plotting the Prince

History of Art Welcomes 2012 Graduate Student Cohort

Museum Studies Minor Arrives at History of Art

UMMA & History of Art Collaboration Funds New Curatorial Positions

VRC Names Collections Built by Emeriti Faculty

David Doris' Vigilant Things wins African Studies Association’s 2012 Melville J. Herskovits Award

DIA Fieldtrip Explores Materiality of Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe

Fall 2012 Letter from the Chair, Matt Biro

Graduate Students Organize Successful Conference on Alternative Sites of Display

Helicon Exhibits "Politcally Erect: The Visual Stimulation of Politics"

Joan Kee co-organizes Florence Conference: Size Matters: Questions of Scale in Art History

Helicon Exhibit Call for Artwork

New VRC Website Debuts

Professor Martin Powers Co-Edits Book Looking at Asian Art

Associate Professor Christiane Gruber publishes edited volume “Images of the Child and Childhood in Modern Muslim Contexts."

Professor Brusati curates "Flip your Field" exhibit at UMMA

Spring 2012 Letter from the Chair

Helicon: 2012 Spring Break in LA

In Memoriam: Phillip Jeffrey Guilbeau, 1958-2011

The VRC on the Trail of Art: The Dura Europas Synagogue

Deirdre Spencer, History of Art alumna and Fine Arts Library director, publishes article in The 21st-Century Black Librarian in America

2012 History of Art Undergraduate Student Awards

UMMA Sloan Memorial Program to Feature History of Art Professor Celeste Brusati

2012 History of Art Graduate Student Awards

Elizabeth Sears to Give Julius Fund Lecture in Medieval Art

Joan Kee Awarded Kress Foundation Grant

Call for Papers: 2012 History of Art Graduate Student Symposium

History of Art Welcomes New Staff

Christopher Ratte from promoted from Associate Professor with Tenure to Professor with Tenure

Professor Martin Powers to lecture at the National Gallery of Art

Alumna Shelley Perlove to Lecture at Detroit Institute of Arts

Prof. Christiane Gruber's book,The Ilkhanid Book of Ascension, receives honorable mention for this year's Middle East Studies Book Prize

Professor Raymond Silverman quoted in the Detroit News

Helicon Review Accepting Submissions for 2012 Edition

Christiane Gruber, associate professor of Islamic Art, interviewed by Slate on Islamic images of the Prophet Muhammad

Online Exhibit of Iranian Posters written by U-M History of Art graduate student Elizabeth Rauh goes live online

Professor Raymond Silverman and UMMA director Joseph Rosa talk to the Detroit Free Press about renovations at Cranbrook Art Museum.

Professor Pat Simons Publishes The Sex of Men in Premodern Europe

Professor Jennifer Robertson featured in Japanese newspapers

Chair Matt Biro in ARTFORUM on the art of Robert Heinecken

Professor Matt Biro to give Harn Eminent Scholar Lecture at Harn Museum

2011 History of Art Graduate Student Cohort

Associate Professor Christiane Gruber curates Iranian Poster Arts Exhibit

David Doris Publishes Vigilant Things: On Thieves, Yoruba Anti-Aesthetics, and the Strange Fates of Ordinary Objects in Nigeria

Kelsey Publishes Book on Pisidian Antioch

Professor Emeritus Richard Edwards Publishes The Heart of Ma Yuan

The New York Times quoted Matthew Biro, professor and chair of history of art, on the work of German artist Anselm Kiefer.

Letter from the Chair, Spring 2011

Vishakha N. Desai Gives Second Annual Charles Lang Freer Lecture in the Visual Arts

When the slides aren’t slides any more…

Who's Who in the History of Art Main Office

Save the Date: 2011 History of Art Freer Symposium

2011 History of Art Graduate Student Awards

Assistant Professor Joan Kee talks to the Wall Street Journal about contemporary artist Park Seo-bo.

Alumna Ariela Steif's exhibit "Fire & Flux: Paintings in Encaustic" at Gifts of Art Gallery

Kevin Carr Promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure

Patricia Simons Promoted to Professor with Tenure

Heidi Gearhart Receives Residential Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Getty

Jessica Fripp Co-organizes Paris Conference

Wolverines Rule at Annual Association for Asian Studies Conference

Class Fieldtrip Investigates how Contemporary Museums Exhibit "Africa"

Professor Jennifer Robertson Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship

Emeritus Professor Richard Edwards publishes The Heart of Ma Yuan: The Search for a Southern Song Aesthetic

VRC’s Kari Smith on instruction team for South Africa’s Nation Research Foundation Training Programme

Helicon Goes to London

PhD Candidate Kristine Ronan Takes Part in UMMA/UMS collaboration

Professor Kevin Carr Gives Lecture to Michigan Alumni Chapter in Tokyo

Helicon headed to London for spring break!

Assistant Professor Claire Zimmerman publishes Neo-avant-garde and Postmodern: Postwar Architecture in Britain and Beyond

Professor Jennifer Robertson interviewed on current affairs program The Agenda with Steve Paikin

Professor Margaret Root to lead Archaeological Institute of America Tour in Iran

Tappan Flash Talks

Arts of the Arab World Uprisings

Symposium Schedule

About the Participants

About the Event

New Brutalist Image 1949-1955

2015 Graduation Reception

2014 Graduation Reception

New Brutalist Image 1949-1955

Archived Events

U-M History of Art Departmental Reception at CAA 2016

2015 History of Art Honors Symposium (Day 2)

2015 History of Art Honors Symposium (Day 1)

“Revolutionary Romanticism: From Rousseau to the Surrealists”

"Arcades of Detroit: Albert Kahn and the 20th Century"

Jennifer Nelson Poetry Reading and Book Launch: Aim at the Centaur Stealing Your Wife

This, too, is Iran: An informal conversation with photographer Sally Bjork

Elizabeth Sears Collegiate Professorship Inaugural Lecture

This, too, is Iran Photography Exhibition

2015 History of Art Symposium: The Things You Own End Up Owning You: Art in the 1990s

“Blood, Artifice, and the Resurrected Body in the Shroud of Turin”

"The Parochial Altruism of British Travel Prints"

"Murasaki and Metaphysics: The Thinking Female Author as Buddhist Icon"

2015 Undergraduate Commencement Reception

Tappan Talks: Material Realities and Intimate Engagement in Ensor’s Interiors

Jordana Mendelson: "Up in Smoke: Paper, Publicity, and the Avant-garde in Barcelona”

Baysunghur’s Model Books: Making Manuscripts in Early Fifteenth-Century Herat

Publication Celebration for Claire Zimmerman's Photographic Architecture in the Twentieth Century

Vain Labor (?): Things, Strings, and the Human Condition in the Art of Giovanni Baleison

VRC Brown Bag Lunch: The Art of Attribution

"Nihon no toshi kukan: Approaches to the City Invisible"

U-M History of Art Departmental Reception at CAA 2015

2014 History of Art Honors Symposium

"'Folk-lorist of the Brush and Palette': Winold Reiss's Illustrations for The New Negro, Paul Kellogg, Alain Locke, and Transcultural Modernity"

Sven Kuhrau lecture: “Modernity and Cultural Criticism in German Architecture, c. 1890-1945”

On Absence: Loss and Immateriality and Art and Architecture

History of Art Graduate Student Symposium: On Absence: Loss and Immateriality in Art and Architecture

"One of a Kind"

Sheila Canby Lecture, "Islamic Art at the Met: New Galleries, New Challenges"

Forsyth Lectureship on Medieval Art: Anthony Cutler, "Inhabited Architecture: a Pervasive Motif in Medieval Art and Modern Theory"

Editing an Academic Journal: An Informal Conversation with Professor Luke Gartlan

History of Photography Annual Lecture Zoe Leonard: Radical Reversibility

History of Art New Student Orientation

2014 Undergraduate Commencement Reception

Faculty Workshop with Joan Kee

Yasufumi Nakamori Lecture, "For a New World to Come: Experiments with the Camera, 1968-1979 Japan"

Maya Stanfield-Mazzi Lecture, “Clothing the Andean Church: Indigenous Textile Artistry in Colonial Peru”

Faculty Workshop with Alex Potts

Todd Cronan Lecture, "The Medium Has No Message: The (Non)Politics of Medium from Kandinsky to Benjamin"

Graduate Students

Emeriti Faculty

Lecturers and Visitors

Affiliated Faculty

Recent Faculty Publications

Robert Heinecken and the Art of Appropriation

Equity in Art History

2021 Graduation

2020 Graduation

2022 Graduation

Ray Silverman Symposium

XXIst Biennial Symposium of the American Council for Southern Asian Art