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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.

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.

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.

Hyperallergic Publishes Essay by Sylvia Rhor Samaniego

University Art Gallery Director Sylvia Rhor Samaniego has published an essay titled “Museums Have a Responsibility to Their Neighbors” on the contemporary art blog Hyperallergic.

Margaret Barnes Presents Paper at International Women In the Arts Conference In Rome

In a landmark conference in Rome, undergraduate student Margaret Barnes was accepted to present her paper "Reinventing Motherhood: Intimacy and Authority in Madonna of the Svezzamento."

Sustaining DH and Civic Switchboard Book Launch Event

Please join us for a book launch event to celebrate the release of two recent publications!

Position Available: Visiting Lecturer in Museum Studies

HAA invites applications for a full-time Visiting Lecturer in Museum Studies for Spring 2023 through Spring 2025 (January 1, 2023 – April 30, 2025).

Smarthistory publishes Saskia Beranek article on Rembrandt

Saskia Beranek (PhD 2013) wrote an article on Rembrandt’s Christ Preaching (Hundred Guilder Print) for the educational nonprofit Smarthistory.

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.