Faculty
Lauren Taylor Publishes Article on Independent Senegal's First Art Museum
In the latest issue of African Arts, Lauren Taylor argues that the architecture of the Musée Dyamique expressed the multiple roles that Senegal, negritude, and artistic exchange could play in healing a world torn by the violence of colonialism, the devastation of the World Wars, and the tensions of the Cold War
In Memoriam: Fil Hearn
Professor Emerita M. Alison Stones remembers the life of the late Professor Emeritus Millard Filmore (Fil) Hearn
Huey Copeland Reflects on the Lecture as Form
Mellon Professor Huey Copeland reflects on the lecture in theory and practice for leading contemporary art journal.
Savage and Thomas to speak at Museum of the Cherokee People
Kirk Savage and Elizabeth Thomas will present "William Holland Thomas: A New Perspective and a History Retold" at the Museum of the Cherokee People in Cherokee, NC on January 9.
Paula Kupfer Publishes Exhibition Review of the CMOA's "Widening the Lens" Exhibition in Aperture
Kupfer's review discusses the exhibition "Widening the Lens: Photography, Ecology, and the Contemporary Landscape," underscoring its expansive and multidimensional approach to the history of landscape photography
Presentations from HAA community at SECAC 2024
Faculty, alumni and graduate students from HAA feature in the program at the 80th annual SECAC conference held this year in Atlanta
Taylor Participates in Panel on Art in Architecture
Taylor Presents “Selling National Treasures” at the Humanities Center
Alex Taylor, on fellowship at the Humanities Center, presents on October 24, 2024 on Sears Roebuck's line of reproductions from the collection of the Brooklyn Museum
Alex J. Taylor Presents on George Rickey at Institute of Fine Arts
On September 27, 2024, Taylor will speak at a symposium on the kinetic sculptor George Rickey (1907-2002) at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
Rajagopalan Co-authors Writing in Kinship on Platform
Whom do you think of as your closest fellow traveler in your academic journey? This is the question Mrinalini Rajagopalan and Shundana Yusaf, assistant professor of Architectural History and Theory at the University of Utah, discuss at in Writing in Kinship.