Faculty
Thomas Morton - "What is Architecture?"
History of Art and Architecture faculty member Thomas Morton presents, "What is Architecture?" a Dietrich School "Flash Class."
Terry Smith to Give Keynote Lecture at Global Museum Conference in Berlin September 30
Terry Smith to Give Keynote Lecture at Global Museum Conference
'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.
Teaching heroes: Morton adjusts course to the temperament of the class
Professor Thomas Morton is featured in the University Times.
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.
Frank Toker named Distinguished Professor of Art History, Architecture and Archeology
We are very pleased to announce that Frank Toker has been named Distinguished Professor of Art History, Architecture and Archeology!
Kirk Savage named Dietrich Chair in HAA
The HAA department is delighted to announce that Kirk Savage has been named Dietrich (endowed) Chair in HAA!
Ojo Latino featured in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette!
This wonderful project came out of the Raceing the Museum workshop-- the brainchild of Camilo Ruiz, grad student in Anthropology and Public Health. Paulina Pardo designed and installed the exhibition.
Annual CAA Breakfast Reception
The History of Art and Architecture Department's annual CAA Breakfast Reception at the New York Hilton on Thursday, February 16 was a huge success!
Curating Racial Storylines: University Prep and the Teenie Harris Archive
A collaboration between HAA, the Center for Urban Education, and the Carnegie Museum of Art, this project emerged from the Raceing the Museum workshop in May 2016 and has recently received a $5,000 grant for Pitt’s Year of Diversity.