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Hannah Slater at the "World Classroom" exhibition

In May 2023, Hannah Slater traveled to Japan to conduct research for her forthcoming dissertation that examines how contemporary artists in Japan have responded to the 2011 Great East Japan…

Allie Mickle at the Asia Art Archive

In May 2023, PhD Candidate Allie Mickle traveled to Hong Kong to conduct research in support of her dissertation project at the Asia Art Archive (AAA), a library and collection of modern and…

Mia Kivel

In May 2023, Ph. D. Student Mia Kivel traveled to Japan to conduct research in support of her upcoming MA Thesis and eventual dissertation. Mia's research focuses on the modern and contemporary…

Morton Subotnick performing "As I Live and Breathe" in front of an audience

In May 2023, PhD candidate Liz Heise-Glass traveled to the east coast to attend performance events and conduct archival research in support of her upcoming dissertation. Invested in the crossovers…

Dr. Magnatta and Dr. Masteller

Dr. Sarah Magnatta and Dr. Kimberly Masteller tour the Denver Art Museum on May 21, 2023.

Sarah, an Assistant Professor at the University of Denver, is currently working on a book about the…

Margaret Wilson, Emilela Thomas-Adams, and Karl Whittington stand in front of trees

Prof. Karl Whittington and PhD Students Emilela Thomas-Adams and Margaret Wilson attended the International Medieval Congress at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, the largest annual…

Professor Andrews and students looking at a scroll painting

A recent article highlights an ongoing collaboration between professors in the History of Art Department and the Fine Arts Library. In the essay, Professor Judy Andrews and Associate Professor…

Christy Sher from the back looking at an artwork

Ph.D. student Christy Sher is awarded the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship for both the Summer of 2023 and the Academic Year 2023-2024, with funding from the U.S. Department of…

UCSB Symposium Flyer: Inside\Outside

PhD Student Cole J Graham presented research from his master's thesis Inefficient, Unsustainable, and Fragmentary: The Rauschenberg Combines as Disabled Bodies on Friday, April 28th, at…