News

Kupfer Organizes and Speaks on Brasa XVII Panel

Graduate student Paula Kupfer recently organized and took part a the panel at the Biennial Congress of the Brazilian Studies Association (Brasa) XVII

Villela Balderrama Receives ALAA Article Award

Graduate student Marisol Villela Balderrama was recently awarded the Article Award from the Association for Latin American Art (ALAA).

Gao and McCoy Receive Collaborative ASC Grant

Graduate student Naren Gao and Dr. Michelle McCoy have received an Evelyn and Thomas Rawski Graduate Student/Faculty Partnership Grant from the Asian Studies Center.

Brownlee and Savage Host A Curator Talk on Artists' Books Exhibit

Chrislynn Brownlee and Eli Savage will host a curator talk on their exhibit, "May Induce an Epiphany”: Artists’ Books on the Future." The talk will be held on April 11th from 1:30 pm-2 pm at Hillman Library, 3rd Floor Exhibit Cases.

Larson Curates Studio Art Faculty Exhibition

Ellen Larson (PhD 2022) recently curated the University of Pittsburgh Studio Art faculty exhibition, Neither Here nor There.

Vuk Vuković Publishes in the Journal of Film and Video

PhD candidate Vuk Vuković recently published a book review in the Journal of Film and Video. His review of "Encounters in Video Art in Latin America ed. by Elena Shtromberg and Glenn Phillips" examines the complex history of making, exhibiting, storing, archiving, and preserving video art in Latin America.

Vuk Vuković Presents at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies

Graduate student Vuk Vuković presented "Art Beyond Borders: The Satellite Projects of Nam June Paik (1984–1988)" at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies (SCMS) Annual Conference in Boston, Massachusetts.

Bertagnolli Receives SAAM Fellowship

The Smithsonian American Art Museum has awarded Isaiah Bertagnolli the Douglass Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship

Ptaschinski Presents at the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome

Claire Ptaschinski presented her paper, "Catastrophic Thinking: Picturing Natural Disaster in Quarant’ore Altar Design of 17th-century Rome," at the Royal Netherlands Institute's workshop on Anthropocentrism and Ecocentrism in the Early Modern Netherlands and Italy.