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Reparative Histories of Art and Architecture, Department receives Mellon Grant

 

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Museum Studies Students' Work Featured on Carnegie Museum of Natural History Social Media

Students Casey Withers' and Emma Whittaker's writing on letters from CMNH director William J. Holland selected by museum's Marketing team to be featured on CMNH's Instagram and Facebook pages

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Reinstallation of American Art Collection Co-Curated by King

Isaac King (Phd 2020) co-curates Crossing the Divide: American Art from the Permanent Collection at the BYU Art Museum

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Nakhaei Collaborates on Online Exhibition Exploring an Iranian Shrine

Hossein Nakhaei collaborates on "The Emamzadeh Yahya at Varamin: An Online Exhibition of an Iranian Shrine," hosted by Khamseen: Islamic Art History Online

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Flatto Contributes to Volume on Protest Photography in Print

Diana Flatto contributed research and texts on feminist activism to "Flashpoint! Protest Photography in Print, 1950-Present," recently published by 10x10 Photobooks

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Secret Pittsburgh Podcast Visits the University Art Gallery

The Secret Pittsburgh Podcast interviews Sylvia Rhor Samaniego as part of a behind-the-scenes tour of the University Art Gallery.

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Nygren Begins Term as Articles Editor for Renaissance Quarterly

Published by the Renaissance Society of America, RQ is the leading interdisciplinary journal of early modern studies

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HAA Advertises Postdoc in Reparative Art Histories

For 2025-2027, HAA is seeking applications for a Mellon Foundation Postdoctoral Associate position on “Reparative Art Histories.” 

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Terry Smith Appointed Slade Professor at Cambridge 2025-6

From January 27 to March 19, Smith will deliver a series of eight lectures for the Slade Professorship entitled ‘Image as Idea: Seeing, Showing, Thinking in the History of Art’. 

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Lauren Taylor Publishes Article on Independent Senegal's First Art Museum

In the latest issue of African Arts, Lauren Taylor consider the architecture of the Musée Dyamique in the contexts of colonialism and warfare.

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