We are very saddened to learn that Amy Brandt, a recent alumna of the Art History Program, has passed away. She was a dear friend of many current and former students and will be greatly missed. Below is an excerpt of a message by her family...
With the end of the semester approaching, we'd like to highlight a few recent faculty news items: Yesterday, the Association of Art Museum Curators (AAMC) announced its annual Awards for Excellence in curatorial work, and we were thrilled to see the results: Along with Rebecca Rabinow,...
Tonight at 6:30 pm in the James Gallery, join Evan Bissell and Morris Justice Project members for a discussion of how they have used forms of participatory research and art in pursuit of social justice and political change in New York as well as California....
As the semester winds down, a friendly reminder to visit our YouTube channel, as we’ve added a lot of content over the past few weeks! We’re particularly pleased to have footage from two recent conferences organized by Program students and faculty: Exhibit A: Authorship on...
Thanks to everyone who voted for next year's student representatives - the results are in! Serving as representatives for the general student body and joining the Executive Committee meetings will be Chloe Wyma, Chris Green, and Gemma Sharpe, with Remi Poindexter serving as an alternative. The...
On May 17th, recent alum Kerry Greaves opens the exhibition War Horses: Helhesten and the Danish Avant-Garde During World War II at NSU Art Museum, Fort Lauderdale. Based on Greaves' dissertation project, this is the first museum exhibition to focus on the Danish avant-garde group, Helhesten...
What role has printmaking had in political activism and revolutionary moments in U.S. history, and how have artists responded to social injustice through poster designs? Today, at 6:30 pm in the Martin E. Segal Theatre, Favianna Rodriguez, whose prints are featured in the Graduate Center’s...
Join Joan Richardson (Graduate Center, English) and Molly Nesbit (Vassar College, Art) at 6:30 pm in the William P. Kelly Skylight Room as they discuss their recently published book-length studies that approach the history and potential that Pragmatism promises for thinking about literature, philosophy, and...
This evening at 6:00 pm, the Art History Program welcomes Patricia Falguières, Professor at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences in Paris, who will deliver our second of two Spring Rewald Research-in-Progress Lectures, “Politics for the White Cube: The Italian Way.” Patricia Falguières...
Today from 10:00 am to 6:30 pm, join us for “The City is Ours, The Body is Mine: Urban Spatial Practices in Contemporary Latin America,” a conference organized by Liz Donato, Mya Dosch, and Luisa Valle, PhD students in the Art History Program. The conference...
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