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Yifan Li Awarded Presidential Fellowship for Dissertation
Yifan Li, a PhD student in History of Art, was recently awarded the Presidential Fellowship from the Graduate School at Ohio State. This is the most prestigious award given by the graduate school,…
Professor Kunimoto Giving a Talk at Sophia University in Tokyo
In December 2022, Associate Professor Namiko Kunimoto will examine works by Shimada Yoshiko, the Tomorrow Girls Troop, Kim Seo-kyung, and Kim Eun-sung in her talk at Sophia University. Her talk…
Lecturer Sarah Schellinger Publishes New Book
History of Art Department lecturer Dr. Sarah Schellinger has published a new book with Reaktion Books called Nubia: Lost Civilizations. Based on her extensive research and fieldwork in…
Associate Professor Erica Levin Publishes New Book
Associate Professor Erica Levin’s new book has been published by the University of Chicago press. The book, The Channeled Image: Art and Media Politics after Television, looks at the ways…
PhD Student Schuyler Black-Seitz Conducts Research on New Deal Murals in New York City
With the support of a Graduate Research Small Grant, PhD student Schuyler Black-Seitz traveled to New York City to conduct dissertation research on New Deal murals. His focus for this trip was on…
Four Undergraduate History of Art Majors Receive Aida Cannarsa Snow Undergraduate Scholarships
Aida Cannarsa Snow Scholarships of $2,000 are awarded annually to undergraduate students working towards a degree in History of Art (majors or double-majors). Applicants are chosen on the basis of…
PhD Student Lauren Caskey Attends Crystal Bridges's Tyson Scholars Ten Year Reunion and the AHAA in Arkansas
In early October, Lauren Caskey traveled to Bentonville, AR to participate in Crystal Bridges's Tyson Scholars Ten Year Reunion and the Association of Historians of American Art Biennial Symposium…
History of Art 4001 Visits the Wexner Center for the Arts
Undergraduate students from Professor Namiko Kunimoto’s HA 4001 practiced visual description at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Students viewed Sharing Circles: Carol Newhouse and the…