Congratulations to our 2019-20 PhD graduates!
The Department of Art History is proud to celebrate its graduating doctoral students for the 2019-20 academic year. We wish them the best as they embark on the next phase of their careers.
Max Koss
PhD Candidate Nora Lambert invited to CCL/Mellon Seminar on Curatorial Practice
In a nation-wide competition that will bring together the country’s most promising young scholars in curatorial practice, Art History PhD Candidate Nora Lambert was selected as one of fourteen doctoral students to join the 2020 Center of Curatorial Leadership/Mellon Foundation Seminar in Curatorial Practice. As the current Andrew W.
Yifan Zou wins PhD Student Research Photo Collaboration
The Visual Resources Center is delighted to announce that Yifan Zou is the winner of the inaugural PhD Student Research Photo Collaboration
Gods Behaving Badly: A Curator Q&A
Zeus, Diana, and Bacchus star in this exploration of scandalous shenanigans and sinister seductions in the Blanton European Art Collection. Join Chrissy Zappella, Blanton Fellow of European Art, Painting and Sculpture , and Dr. Kelli Wood, Assistant Professor of Renaissance Art at the University of Tennessee, to discuss godly fun and games through paintings in the Blanton European art collection.
**This conversation will contain adult themes.
Material Stories: Hair - Virtual Panel
The Smart Museum of Art presents Material Stories: Hair - Virtual Panel from The Allure of Matter from Home.
Materiality and Art: Remote Student Symposium
The Feitler Center for Academic Inquiry is proud to present a remote student symposium on the theme of Materiality and Art, featuring presentations from undergraduate, masters, and PhD students.
Site Photographs from Chichen Itza Gold Gorvy Traveling Seminar Available
As part of the Visual Resources Center’s initiative to support Art History graduate students’ personal image archiving efforts, the VRC collaborated with four students in Professor Claudia Brittenham’s Autumn 2019 course on Chichen Itza to photographicall
Arts Careers Workshop
Are you interested in exploring careers in the arts beyond museums? Join members from our campus community as they speak about their current positions and the trajectory of their careers. Speakers will include: