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PhD Candidate Mia Kivel Travels to Japan this August
History of Art PhD Candidate Mia Kivel traveled to Japan this August to conduct research for her upcoming colloquium and dissertation (tentatively titled Anti-Aphasic Art in Contemporary Ainu…
PhD Student Michiko Kubota Travels to Japan for the Summer
PhD Student Michiko Kubota traveled to Japan from July through August to conduct research on postwar calligraphy. Supported by the Murnane Travel Scholarship, Start-up Departmental Research Funds,…
PhD Student Christy Sher Awarded Fellowship from Consortium for History of Science, Technology, and Medicine
PhD Student Christy Sher has been accepted as a Research Fellow for the 2025/26 academic year at the Consortium for the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine. This prestigious and…
History of Art Major Savannah Johnson-Grove Completes Summer Internship at Stone Quarry Art Park
From June through July this summer, History of Art major Savannah Johnson-Grove completed an internship at Stone Quarry Art Park. Located in Cazenovia, New York, the park highlights a rotating…
Assistant Prof. Aaron Katzeman Publishes Review in Momus
Assistant Professor Aaron Katzeman recently published a review of Jeffrey Gibson's the space in which to place me in the online publication Momus. Premiering at the 60th Venice…
History of Art Welcomes New Faculty Member, Dr. Aaron Katzeman
The Department of History of Art is delighted to welcome a new faculty member to campus this fall. Dr. Aaron Katzeman has joined the department as Assistant Professor of Global Indigenous Art. Dr…
Professor Ujaan Ghosh Publishes Article in the International Journal of Hindu Studies
Professor Ujaan Ghosh published his article, Struggling with Kṛṣṇa: Alternative Imaginations in an Odia Mahābhārata, on the multiplicity of the Mahābhārata tradition in early modern India…
Delia Miklowski (History of Art Major) Completes Summer Internship at Local Gallery
History of Art major Delia Miklowski used her summer break to complete an internship as part of the Department’s course, HISTART 4191. This course, offered each semester, allows students to gain…
Prof. Karl Whittington Publishes Short Essay in Metropolitan Museum Catalogue
Professor Karl Whittington published a short essay, “Touching Saint Sebastian,” in the catalogue of the new show opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met Cloisters) in October 2025…