News
Fred Myers and Henry Skerritt Talk at Gagosian
To coincide with Desert Painters of Australia, Gagosian will present a conversation between Fred Myers and Henry Skerritt.
CAA Announces David Raizman as Interim Executive Director
On Sunday, May 5, the Board of Directors of CAA voted to appoint David Raizman as the Interim Executive Director of the organization.
'Walkshop' Explores Urban Campus Instruction
Tom Morton, lecturer of history of architecture and urbanism in the History of Art and Architecture department, and Tahirah Walker, manager of Teaching Support at the Teaching Center, developed and led a 'Walkshop' on April 2, 2019.
2019 Friends of Frick Fine Arts Writing Awards
The History of Art and Architecture Department is pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 Friends of Frick Fine Arts Writing Awards.
Teaching heroes: Morton adjusts course to the temperament of the class
Professor Thomas Morton is featured in the University Times.
Jackie Lombard - Three Minute Thesis Runner-Up Recipient
Congratulations to Jackie Lombard for competing in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Pitt Competition on April 1, 2019.
Call for Applications - Hot Metal Bridge Post-Baccalaureate Program
The History of Art and Architecture Department at the University of Pittsburgh welcomes Hot Metal Bridge students interested in pursuing a wide variety of educational paths and careers, including museum work, arts and cultural management, and university teaching and research.
Terry Smith - Speaker at the Australian Aboriginal Art Beyond Dreamings Symposium
The 1988 exhibition "Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia" at the Asia Society Galleries in New York catapulted Aboriginal art onto the worldstage.
Call for applications: Work Forces workshop
A collection-based workshop for Pitt faculty and graduate students, presented as part of Collecting Knowledge Pittsburgh. Applications due by February 25, 2019.
"Dig Where You Stand" - Featured in The New York Times
The New York Times featured "Dig Where You Stand," and mentions the Department's graduate student contributions to the exhibit.