Re-Cap: Alumni in the Arts Panel

On Thursday February 1st, we held our annual Alumni Career Panel! Stacey Ray, from the Lane Arts Council; Jonathan Bagby, the LaVerne Krause Gallery Director; and Danielle Knapp, McCosh Associate Curator of Art at the JSMA joined us for an fun and informative discussion about the ever-winding academic and professional roadmap. Transcript below: How did…

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Alumni in the Arts Panel

February 1, 2018 @ 6pm, Lawrence Hall 278 Join us for the first AHSA event of 2018! Our annual Alumni Panel is a great resource for both undergraduate and graduate students, whether you are considering graduate programs, a future in academia or the arts, seeking to network, or just curious about the possibilities that await…

Mid-Term Events Recap

Now that Fall term is officially in full swing (and half over), it's a great time for an update on everything these past weeks have contained and things coming in the weeks ahead! UO Flock Party The term got off to a great success at the Flock Party during the week of welcome. We met…

AHSA Fall Faculty Panel & Mixer

Questions compiled and asked by our  members, answered by Professors Derek Burdette, Akiko Walley, and Maile Hutterer from the Department of the History of Art & Architecture in the School of Design.   What did you do this summer?  DB: I spent most of my summer leading a study abroad program in Rome. We took…

AHA Annual Symposium 2016-17

C A L L   F O R   P A P E R S Symposium Date: Friday, April 28, 2017 The University of Oregon's Department of the History of Art and Architecture invites papers for its 13th Annual Graduate Student Research Symposium. This cross-cultural, interdisciplinary symposium will explore the relationship between art and politics interpreted in the broadest…

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JSMA Behind the Scenes!

Call for Papers! AHA Symposium

Beyond Sight: Art and the Senses April 14 and 15, 2016 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bronwen Wilson, Professor of Art History at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), has recently written about Italian artistic experiments with physiognomy, zoology, and sensation for her book The Face of Uncertainty as well as the recreation of temporal experience in…

Art Historian Abroad: Alex Nanneman

Three days after booking my flight, lodging, and train tickets to Paris and Antwerp, France’s borders were closed following the series of coordinated Islamic terrorist attacks on the night of November 13, 2015. Despite these tragic circumstances, I traveled solo to one of the world’s art capitals. It had been exactly a month since the…

Art Historian Abroad: Rachel Smith

J A P A N  E X T R A O R D I N A I R E ! Maybe going to Japan in the middle of the rainy season was a mistake. Against my expectations, the rainy season for the three weeks I spent in Japan, travelling from Tokyo to the Kansai area…