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McCoy Presents at China Westward Conference
Michelle McCoy delivered a paper at the China Westward conference at Harvard University in October.
Hosseini Publishes in JSAH
Sahar Hosseini recently published an article in the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians
Tyquiengco Featured on Fanachu Podcast
Marina Tyquiengco (PhD 2021) recently appeared on a live episode of the Fanachu podcast to discuss her work in the museum world.
Langmead Contributes to New Digital Humanities Volume
Alison Langmead recently published in the new University of Minnesota Press volume, What We Teach When We Teach DH: Digital Humanities in the Classroom
Alex Taylor Writes for New Book on Pop Artist Allan D’Arcangelo
A major new monograph on the Pop artist Allan D'Arcangelo (1930-1998) includes an essay and artist chronology by Alex Taylor.
Christopher Nygren Contributes to New Podcast Series
The Genealogies of Modernity began as a collaboration between faculty at Pitt and has since grown greatly in scope. With the support of an NEH grant, faculty advisors have produced an 8-episode podcast that examine different pathways that together have helped bring us to the present.
Amrita Vinod Presents at the Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Conference
PhD student Amrita Vinod presented “Knowing Open, Overflowing and Plural Subjects through Kaḷiyāṭṭaṁ of Malabar coast, India” at 2023 conference of the SLSA (Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts).
Paula Kupfer Presents Paper at University of Texas at Austin
PhD Candidate Paula Kupfer presented "The Exotic Dominates, Which Is Regrettable’: Negotiating Foreignness in the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden” at the Center for Latin American Visual Studies at The University of Texas at Austin.
Fall Exhibitions at the UAG Featured in Pittwire
The UAG's fall exhibitions are highlighted in the recent addition of Pittwire, featuring a discussion with Hot Metal Bridge Fellow Camila Aguayo and HAA Undergraduate Irene Castillo
Kathryn Carney Co-Facilitates GSA Working Group
Graduate student Kathryn Carney is co-organizing the Body Studies working group of the German Studies Association with historian Alice Weinreb.