History of Art and Architecture

Past Events

Upcoming Events
Sat
May
03
2025

HAA Spring Graduation

Graduation celebrations for students graduating from the undergraduate programs in History of Art & Architecture, Museum Studies, and Architectural Studies, and from the post-baccalaureate and graduate programs in History of Art & Architecture

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Wed
Apr
23
2025

An Leabhar Aislingí (The Book of Visions): A Survey of the Artistic and Cultural Heritage of Ireland and Her Diaspora

Casper McGinnis presents current research on Irish artistic production

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Tue
Apr
22
2025

Lockwood de Forest, the Ahmedabad Wood Carving Company, and the Global Circulation of Luxury Goods, 1881-1914

PhD candidate Katie Loney defends her dissertation

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Mon
Apr
21
2025

Communication Networks Wiki-Blitz

Lauren Taylor hosts a HAApenning for the Mobility and Circulation Constellation to brainstorm strategic approaches to sharing news about opportunities and resources

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Wed
Apr
16
2025

Lines and Loopholes: Visualizing the Commons in Contemporary Art

Rae Root, Curatorial Fellow at Columbus Museum of Art, presents current research on how artists manipulate laws and regulations in pursuit of more public, common or collective spaces

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Wed
Apr
09
2025

Rationalizing Nihonga in the 1940 Manchukuo Art Exhibition

Gina Kim presents current research on art and visual culture in Manchuria under the rule of Imperial Japan

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Tue
Apr
08
2025

Disarming Landscapes: US Art Against the Arms Race

PhD candidate Isaiah Bertagnolli defends his dissertation which examines the work of five US artists contending with the nuclear arms race between 1945 and 1990

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Fri
Apr
04
2025

HAAARCH: A Showcase of Undergraduate Research, Creative Work, and Achievement

The annual showcase will be held in the Cloister with presentations in 202 Frick Fine Arts

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Wed
Apr
02
2025

Silver Eye, contemporary photography, and community

Leo Hsu, Executive Director of Silver Eye, discusses the gallery's approach to collaboration, exhibitions, and community

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Tue
Apr
01
2025

Figuring Gender in Antifascist Visual Culture between Argentina and Uruguay, 1935-1949

Phd candidate Diana Flatto defends her dissertation which traces the role of women artists and feminized figures in the common visual language developed in Buenos Aires and Montevideo to confront growing threats of fascism

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