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Mandy Jui-Man Wu Receives Outstanding Teaching Award
Mandy Jui-Man Wu (PhD 2010), Associate Professor of Art and Art History at Hanover College, has been recognized with the Arthur and Ilene Baynham Outstanding Teaching Award.
HAA Faculty and Grad Student Featured in Humanities Engage Events
Humanties Engage hosts workshops featuring HAA faculty Jessica Landau and Alex Taylor and graduate student Rebecca Giordano.
Drew Armstrong Presents A Damming History at CMNH
Drew Armstrong discusses the impact of dams in “A Damming History: Cultural and Ecological Consequences in Egypt and Pittsburgh."
Christopher Nygren Awarded Samuel H. Kress Senior Fellowship
Christopher Nygren will be in residence at the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery in Washington, DC (2021–22).
Isaiah Bertagnolli Wins Prize for Work in Public Humanities
Graduate student Isaiah was awarded the Marstine Prize for his project with the Greer Lankton Archive.
First-Year Programs Offers ‘In the Museum’ Academic Community
For the second year, HAA is contributing to an Academic Community titled ‘In the Museum.’
Jake Eisensmith Receives Wilkinson Research Prize
Graduate student Jake Eisensmith receives the James and Susanne Wilkinson Research Prize for Outstanding Scholarship on Topics in Premodern Art.
Jennifer Josten Investigates Artists' Research Practices
Jennifer Josten joins a panel of researches at the Frost Art Museum FIU to discuss contemporary art of Latin America in relation to current exhibition.
Adriana Miramontes Examines Crimes Against Humanity
Graduate student Adriana Miramontes explores criminal, institutional, and gender violence at the Mexico-U.S. border and contemporary artistic responses to these issues.
Other Voices, Other Walls
Sylvia Rhor Samaniego joins panelists in a conversation on the role of murals as transnational forms of communication to encourage awareness on the interconnectedness between art, places, and ecology.