Claudia Brittenham 'Unseen Art: Making, Vision, and Power in Ancient Mesoamerica' book launch
Join us for this wonderful opportunity to celebrate the launch of Claudia Brittenham's new book, Unseen Art: Making, Vision, and Power in Ancient Mesoamerica!
The event will be on March 6 at 5 pm at the Franke Institute for the Humanities in JRL S-118.
Reception to follow.
Claire Rich and Lauren Rooney win first prize at the Feitler Center's Monochrome student symposium.
Congratulations to Claire Rich MAPH' 23 Art History, Curatorial Option, and Lauren Rooney AB' 24 Art History, Romance Languages, and Literatures on winning first prize at the Feitler Center's Monochrome student symposium.
RAVE: Tanzima Choudhury and Kyrin Hobson
Tanzima Chowdhury and Kyrin Hobson (University of Chicago, Computational Social Sciences)
“Birthing A New Vision: Artist & Ethnographer Conversations on Data, Art & Maternal Mortality”
Stephanie Strother's exhibition on Paul B. Moses featured in the Chicago Reader
An exhibition about a groundbreaking University of Chicago professor, co-curated by Art History PhD candidate Stephanie Strother, has been featured in the Chicago Reader.
Lauded as a moving tribute to the remarkable life of Paul B. Moses, Stephanie worked with Moses' son, Michael Moses, to create an exhibition that traced Moses' life and academic contributions before his untimely death at the age of 36 in the hands of two would-be car thieves.
RAVE: Melissa Robohn
Melissa Robohn (University of Chicago, MA Student, Divinity School)
“Mysteries of the 1546 Venetian Edition of Andrea Alciato’s ‘Emblematum Libellus’ and Evidence from its Illustrations”
RAVE: Jessie Alperin
Jessie Alperin (University of Chicago, PhD Student, Committee on Social Thought)
Talk Title TBD
Please note that this workshop will be in CWAC 156.
RAVE: Aaron Skarzenski
Aaron Skarzenski (University of Chicago, MAPH Student, TLA)
“Situating Audiences in Kimura Ryoko’s Ikemen"