Graduate
Ptaschinski Presents at the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome
Claire Ptaschinski presented her paper, "Catastrophic Thinking: Picturing Natural Disaster in Quarant’ore Altar Design of 17th-century Rome," at the Royal Netherlands Institute's workshop on Anthropocentrism and Ecocentrism in the Early Modern Netherlands and Italy.
Wyatt Curates Upcoming AFAM Exhibition
Graduate student Brooke Wyatt is set to open her next exhibition in early April.
Giordano Contributes to LARB “Short Take” Series
Graduate student Rebecca Giordano recently reviewed an exhibition of the work of multidisciplinary artist Yoshie Sakai
Roberts Awarded Lyons Canadian Film Scholarship
Graduate student Emma C. Roberts was awarded The Jeffrey & Sandra Lyons Canadian Film Scholarship in support of research that will activate resources and collections in TIFF’s Film Reference Library.
Vuković Presents at Yale University
PhD candidate Vuk Vuković presented "Global Signals: The Satellite Networks of Nam June Paik," at the Biennial Graduate Student Sohbat-Yaji-Gathering: On the Frontier of Asian Arts at Yale University
Villela Balderrama Presents on Pitt's 2024 Diversity Forum
Graduate student Marisol Villela Balderrama will co-facilitate the workshop "Beyond Language Access: Creating Multilingual Spaces Through Language Justice" during Pitt’s 2024 Diversity Forum
Giordano reports on screening of John Sayles's Lone Star (1996) in LA
For the Los Angeles Review of Book's series Short Takes, grad student Giordano reports on Sayles' Western
Vuković Publishes in JCS
Vuk Vuković recently published an article in the Journal of Curatorial Studies.
Amrita Vinod Presents at the Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts Conference
PhD student Amrita Vinod presented “Knowing Open, Overflowing and Plural Subjects through Kaḷiyāṭṭaṁ of Malabar coast, India” at 2023 conference of the SLSA (Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts).
Paula Kupfer Presents Paper at University of Texas at Austin
PhD Candidate Paula Kupfer presented "The Exotic Dominates, Which Is Regrettable’: Negotiating Foreignness in the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden” at the Center for Latin American Visual Studies at The University of Texas at Austin.