Professor Anna Chave will speak at Dia:Beacon on November 15th in conjunction with Dia's Carl Andre retrospective Sculpture as Place: 1958-2010, which is on display until March 2nd, 2015. Her talk is tentatively entitled "Grave Matters: Positioning Carl Andre at Career's End." Professor Chave is widely...
This Friday, PhD Candidate Andrianna Campbell and Public Art Fund Associate Curator Andria Hickey will serve as respondents for the third section of the Creative Time Summit, “Activating Public Space.” The Creative Time Summit is an annual forum for socially engaged artists and public intellectuals addressing some...
On November 14th, between 2-4pm the Ph.D. Program in Art History will host an 'open house' for any interested prospective students to come to find out more about studying Modern and Contemporary Art at the Graduate Center! This session will provide an opportunity to meet current students and...
Beyond Connoisseurship: Rethinking Prints from the Belle Épreuve (1875) to the Present Friday, November 7, 2014, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Martin E. Segal Theatre Organized by GC Art History students Allison Rudnick and Britany Salsbury, this conference will present talks by emerging and established curators and academics...
On October 14th, the exhibition Digital Typefaces opened at the Hyundai Card Design Library in Seoul, Korea. The exhibition is curated by Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator in MoMA’s Architecture and Design Department, and Michelle Millar Fisher, Curatorial Assistant and Art History PhD Candidate at the...
On Saturday November 8th, Professor Cynthia Hahn will deliver the keynote address for the 2014 New England Medieval Conference "Copies, Copying, and Mimetic Acts" held at at Middlebury College. Her talk is entitled "Like Life-Giving Seeds: the Multiplication and Dissemination of Relics and Reliquaries." More information...
AH student Gwendolyn Shaw was recently selected as a Schomburg Digitization Fellow, in partnership with the Institute for Research on the African Diaspora in the Americas and the Caribbean (IRADAC). Now in its second year, the fellowship provides hands-on experience with the digital humanities. The Schomburg Digitization...
On Wednesday October 29th at 7pm, Artists Space will host a discussion on art, artists, and activism with author Chris Kraus, Thomas Gokey, an artist, educator, and organizer with Strike Debt, and Yates McKee, a writer, activist, and student in the Art History Department who is completing...
Over the past year, AH PhD student Alise Tifentale has worked in a project team lead by Lev Manovich, Professor of Computer Science at the GC, to explore the role of social media photography in the world today. The team’s latest study – "The Exceptional & The...
Professor Jennifer Ball on currently sabbatical this year and serving as Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she is at work on a new book-length project Habit Forming: Representations of Byzantine Monastics 9th-15th Centuries. We're looking forward to learning more about the project as...
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