History of Art and Architecture

Graduate

Janina Lopez Guest Lectures in Public Art Course

Graduate student Janina López presented a lecture titled “Carceral Aesthetics: Art at the US-MX border” at California State University Sacramento.

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American Folk Art Museum Appoints Wyatt as Assistant Curator

Brooke Wyatt appointed as the Luce Assistant Curator at The American Folk Art Museum.

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Diana Flato’s Exhibition of Print Media Featured in The Pitt News

The Pitt News features graduate student Diana Flato’s curatorial project Revolutionary Print Media of Latin America: Global South Solidarity, 1920-1970.

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Marisol Villela Balderrama Presents at ISLAA

Graduate student Marisol Villela Balderrama presented her dissertation project at the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) forum.

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Paula Kupfer Contributes to Humanities Center Colloquium

On Thursday, November 3, 2022, graduate student Paula Kupfer participated in the Humanities Center colloquium, “The Fragment: Broken, Loose, and Out of Control,” as a respondent with Studio Arts professor and Humanities Center faculty fellow Barbara Weissberger.

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CMU Podcast Interviews Rebecca Giordano

The CMU Podcast, Cut Pathways, has released an episode that includes interviews with HAA graduate student Rebecca Giordano and Women of Visions President Christine Bethea about the legacies of the Selma Burke Arts Center in East Liberty.

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Emi Finkelstein Publishes Article in Hey Alma

Graduate student Emi Finkelstein has published an article about her experience with food and being an American Jew living in Berlin for the feminist Jewish culture website Hey Alma.

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Cecilia Muzika-Minteer Contributes to Dynamic Usonia Volume

Graduate student Muzika-Minteer published a book chapter titled “Dynamic Usonia: The Evolution of Wrightian Organic Principles for Community Sustainability” in the edited volume Re-Imagining Resilient Productive Landscapes: Perspectives from Planning History.

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The Latinx Project Publishes Kale Doyen's Photo Essay

Kale Doyen has published her essay “Visualizing Chicanx Presence in the Rural Midwest,” with New York University’s The Latinx Project.

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Cristina Albu Contributes to Volume on Contemporary Art and Systems Thinking

Cristina Albu (PhD 2012) has contributed a chapter titled “One among Many: Experiencing Complexity in Participatory Art Systems,” to the volume Nervous Systems: Art Systems and Politics since the 1960s.
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