History of Art and Architecture

Past Events

Wed
Jan
30
2013

Jungeun Lee and Sara Sumpter Colloquium

"The Power of Owning Exclusive Knowledge: The Socio-political Significance of Secrecy in Ashikaga Shogunal Art Manuals" and "Sites of Encounter: The Ban Dainagon Ekotoba and the Representation of Liminal Spaces in Early Medieval Japan"Constellations: Visual Knowledge, Environment, Agency

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Thu
Jan
24
2013

Terry Smith CIQR Colloquium

"Contemporaniety as a Quality of Our World Picture" at the Center for Interpretive and Qualitative Research, Duquesne UniversityConstellation: Contemporaniety

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Wed
Jan
16
2013

Isabelle Chartier Colloquium

"The University Art Gallery: An Overview"Constellation: Visual Knowledge

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Fri
Nov
30
2012

Face Value Exhibition Closing Ceremony

The Museum Studies exhibition Face Value: (De)constructing Identity in Portraiture will host a closing ceremony on Friday, November 30.

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Wed
Nov
28
2012

Amy Cymbala Colloquium

Sculpting Matilda: The Sculptural Legacy of Bernini’s Monument of Countess Matilda in St. Peter’s in Rome

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Wed
Nov
14
2012

Gretchen Bender and Alison Langmead Colloquium

Thinking Critically about the Assessment of Learning Outcomes in the Study of Art History at the Undergraduate Level

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Mon
Nov
05
2012

Face Value Exhibition Opening

The Museum Studies exhibition Face Value: (De)constructing Identity in Portraiture will open on Monday, November 5th in the University Art Gallery and will run through November 30th

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Wed
Oct
24
2012

Donald Simpson Colloquium

Centers and Periphery: The Visual Vocabulary of Detroit’s Postwar Master Plan Publications, 1941-1951

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Thu
Oct
18
2012

Exhibition Complex: Displaying People, Identity, and Culture

The History of Art and Architecture Department is pleased to announce the call for proposals for its Fall 2012 Graduate Student Symposium

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Wed
Oct
17
2012

Terry Smith and Saloni Marthur Colloquium

Contemporary Art: World Currents in Transition Beyond Globalization

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