Faculty
Jennifer Josten Moderates Carnegie International Discussion
On January 26, 2023 Jennifer Josten moderated a discussion with Ignacia Bizkupovic, Head of Community Engagement in the Public Programs Area of the Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador Allende in Santiago, Chile.
Terry Smith Presents at the University of Melbourne
Dr. Terry Smith presented at Artists' colonies in the world / The world in artists' colonies, a three day conference at the University of Melbourne.
Berkeley Art Museum Video of Alex Taylor Lecture on Alexander Calder
Watch a video of Alex Taylor's lecture at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive in Fall 2022.
Met Museum Journal Publishes Article by Melissa Eppihimer
Eppihimer's research brings to light new evidence regarding the origins of a royal copper head in The Met's collection.
Dr. Brianne Cohen Awarded AAUW Fellowship
The American Association of University Women has awarded Dr. Brianne Cohen a Postdoctoral Research Leave Fellowship.
The Digital Art History Society Interviews Dr. Alison Langmead
The Digital Art History Society interviewed Dr. Alison Langmead on her continued work with digital projects in the humanities.
Fellowship and Subvention Grants: New Foundation for Art History
The New Foundation for Art History (NFAH) is a non-profit organization that seeks to support budding and mid-career art historians by way of non-residential fellowships and publication subvention grants.
Galleria Borghese Publishes Christopher Nygren Essay
Christopher Nygren’s essay “From the Quarry to the Studio,” written for the catalog of the exhibition A Timeless Wonder: Painting on Stone, was published by the Galleria Borghese.
New Book on Sue Fuller Features Alex Taylor Essay
An essay by Alex Taylor on the Pittsburgh-born artist Sue Fuller (1914-2006) is featured in a new book from London-based publisher Ridinghouse and gallery Luxembourg + Co.
Pittwire Interviews Thomas Morton on Cathedral of Learning
Pittwire interviews Thomas Morton for the article “Cathedral of Learning or Cathy? Explaining the debate over Pitt’s most iconic building."