History of Art and Architecture

Past Events

Upcoming Events
Wed
Jan
29
2025

Broadcasting the World: "Global Groove" and Global Communication Networks

Vuk Vuković presents archival research from his dissertation on the Korean "father of video art" Nam June Paik

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Thu
Jan
23
2025

Artists in Conversation: Quaishawn Whitlock and Morgan Overton

Join the University Art Gallery for a special conversation between artists Quaishawn Whitlock and Morgan Overton. 

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Wed
Jan
22
2025

Social Justice and Disciplinary Knowledge: Planning the Mellon Grant

The grant team will discuss the opportunities the new grant affords and lay out the work ahead

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Wed
Jan
15
2025

Tatiana Bilbao Estudio – A Curator’s Perspective

Raymund Ryan, Curator-At-Large at the Heinz Architectural Center, will discuss the current exhibition centered on around the work of Mexican archtitect Tatiana Bilbao

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Fri
Dec
13
2024

HAA December Graduation

Join us for our winter graduation celebration in the Cloister of Frick Fine Arts

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Fri
Dec
13
2024

Final Tours: HAA1022 Exhibition Development

Students from the Exhibition Presentation course will be giving tours of the Nationality Rooms as part of their final course project. 

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Wed
Dec
11
2024

Catholic Nationalism in Cote d’Ivoire, and other stories of Religion, Race, and Nation

Lauren Taylor presents on the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace of Yamoussoukro and national, religious, and racial identity in 20th century Cote d’Ivoire  

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Tue
Dec
10
2024

Fall 2024 Architectural Studies Final Reviews

Final reviews for Fall Architectural Design Studios will take place in the Connolly Ballroom

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Fri
Dec
06
2024

Materialities: AI Reading Group

In this Constellations Happening convened by Alison Langmead and Chrisopher Nygren, faculty and graduate students are invited to discuss some recent publications at the intersection of machine learning/AI and the history of art and architecture. 

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Wed
Dec
04
2024

The Long Conference: The Erosion of Psychological Authority in "Who’s in Charge?"

Emma Roberts presents her current research on the 1983 program by the Canadian Broadcast Company and the ensuing public debate and their relation to the growing interest in Group Relations methodology within the visual arts

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