The artist Bob T. Luck led Dr. Ellen Feiss’ HA4630: American Art undergraduate class through his exhibition Was it your trigger finger? at the Pizzuti Collection. Students practiced…
In September 2022, PhD student Asia Adomanis travelled to the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KA to present a paper entitled “Surface, Text, and Racial (Il)legibility in the Prints of Seong Moy…
On Saturday, September 11, PhD student Cole J. Graham presented the paper "Monstrous Possibilities: States of Racial Transmutation in Hiromu Arakawa's FullMetal Alchemist" at the third…
The Global Arts and Humanities Discovery Theme has awarded Prof. Kris Paulsen and her collaborators, Prof. Amy Youngs and Wexner Senior Curator Kelly Kivland, a $48,000 seed grant to support The…
Professor Namiko Kunimoto took the students in her History of Art 8821 Graduate Seminar on Art and Race in East Asia to visit the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum (BICL&M) on…
PhD student Dareen Hussein’s essay entitled “Sounds of Subversion: Assia Djebar’s La Zerda et les chants de l’oubli” was selected as the winner of this year's Gender and Feminisms Caucus Graduate…
The Department of History of Art is delighted to announce two new faculty positions that have been approved as part of the university’s RAISE (Race, Inclusion, and Social Equity) Initiative. In…
The family has asked us to announce a gathering in Columbus at the North Chapel of the Shaw Davis Funeral Home (4341 North High Street) on Saturday, August 14, 1-3pm, for the "Visitation…
HERON 1954 – 2002 is an active Grief Work that draws on the phenomena of makeshift memorials. These small gestures of mourning can take on a myriad of forms: small white crosses scattered…
