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PhD Candidate Maggie Wilson Visits The Netherlands and Belgium for Dissertation Research
At the start of January, PhD candidate Maggie Wilson traveled to the Netherlands and Belgium in order to visit collections related to her dissertation, “Making and Breaking Enclosure: the Movement…
Professor Ujaan Ghosh Completes Translation of Odia "Rāmāyaṇa, Baidehiśa Bilāsa"
Ujaan Ghosh has completed a decade-long project translating the seventeenth-century Odia Rāmāyaṇa, Baidehiśa Bilāsa. Co-authored with Amrita Chowdhury, this first English…
Professor Namiko Kunimoto Publishes Second Book, "Imperial Animations in Transpacific Contemporary Art"
Namiko Kunimoto has published her second bok, Imperial Animations in Transpacific Contemporary Art. It was published by the University of California Press and received the FirstGen Scholar Award.…
Prof. Aaron Katzeman's Research Translated in Art Critique of Taiwan
Assistant Professor Aaron Katzeman's co-authored essay with Drew Kahu'āina Broderick, "'Ka Aina No Ka Poe o Hawaii': Kokua Hawaii's Huli Newspaper, 1971–73," was recently translated into Mandarin…
PhD Candidates Cole Graham and Peter Smyth Win Presidential Fellowships
Two History of Art PhD Candidates, Cole Graham and Peter Smyth, have won the prestigious Presidential Fellowship from Ohio State, which provides a year of funding during the 2026-27 Academic Year…
Prof. Carlos Rivas Weighs in on Louvre Jewels Heist
Professor Carlos Rivas spoke to the Ohio State News and shared his thoughts on the controversy surrounding the recent theft of the French Crown Jewels amidst shifting conversations about museums…
Prof. Karl Whittington Publishes New Book, “Queer Making”
Professor Karl Whittington’s new book, “Queer Making: On Artists and Desire in Medieval Europe,” has been published by ICMA Books and Penn State University Press as part of the “Viewpoints” series of…
PhD Candidate Christy Sher Presents at the 51st Annual Cleveland Symposium
Ph.D. candidate Christy Sher presented a paper titled “Procreative Passions: Visualizing Love, Desire, and Lineage in Edo-Period Japanese Erotica” at the 51st Annual Cleveland Symposium on
PhD Candidate Asia Adomanis’s Essay about Artist Seong Moy Included in Art Student League’s Anthology
In September, PhD candidate Asia Adomanis attended a reception for the publication of the Art Student League’s recent anthology 150 Stories: Lives of the Artists at the League (