Digital Humanities and the Job Market: How to Talk DH With(out) a Project in Progress

This informal talk will address the digital turn in the academic job market and the increasing requirement to discuss DH skills and projects in job applications. Do you need to learn a programming language to apply for these jobs? How do you frame DH tools and methods in your teaching and research if you haven’t had a chance to experiment yet? Come chat and find out! Those who are currently on the job market are encouraged to bring application materials focused on DH.

Lunch will be provided. 

COSI Workshop : Yael Rice

Yael Rice is associate professor of art history and Asian languages and civilizations at Amherst College. She specializes in the art and architecture of South Asia, Central Asia, and Iran, with a particular focus on manuscripts and other portable arts of the fifteenth through eighteenth centuries. She is the author of the forthcoming The Brush of Insight: Artists and Agency at the Mughal Court (University of Washington Press, 2023).

Black Women Filmmaker's Symposium

The symposium will feature a keynote by Michele Wallace, a special tribute to Madeline Anderson, and a keynote conversation between Barbara McCullough and Julie Dash. In all, around 40 Black women filmmakers, writers, and curators will convene at the Logan Center from March 3 to 4 to celebrate The Sojourner Truth Festival of the Arts, 2023. 

Wu Hung's Chinese Art and Dynastic Time named finalist for the Art History and Criticism PROSE award

Congratulations to Wu Hung! We are absolutely thrilled that his work Chinese Art and Dynastic Time has been named a #PROSE finalist for the Art History and Criticism PROSE award by the Association of American Publishers (AAP).

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. 

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