Hossein Nakhaei Presents at Association for Iranian Studies Symposium
Graduate student Hossein Nakhaei presented a paper this past weekend based on his recent colloquium, “Persian Pavilion and British Petroleum: Art and Oil in the Last Concession of Antoine Kitabgi Khan”, at the Association for Iranian Studies symposium.
Marisol Villela Balderrama Presents at UCLA Symposium
On Friday, October 27, 2023, Graduate student Marisol Villela Balderrama will present at the 58th Annual UCLA Art History Graduate Symposium, In/On/Across Bodies of Water to be held at the Hammer Museum.
Gretchen Holtzapple Bender Chairs SECAC Panel
On Friday, October 13, 2023, Gretchen Holtzapple-Bender led a panel on “‘Ungrading’ Art History: How It Works and Why to Do It” with Matthew Levy of Penn State Erie, The Behrend College.
Fall Exhibitions at the UAG Featured in Pittwire
HAA undergraduate Irene Castillo and Hot Metal Bridge Fellow Camila Aguayo discuss the new exhibits at the University Art Gallery that spotlight Latinx and Caribbean identities. Both students had the opportunity to develop the exhibit through the Department of History of Art and Architecture's Museum Studies program.
The Pitt News Features UAG Caribbean Exhibits
The University Art Gallery hosted an Opening Celebration for the three exhibits currently on view.
Langmead Spearheads NEH-Funded AI Pedagogy Project
Alison Langmead was recently awarded funding from the Office of Digital Humanities of the National Endowment for the Humanities for her project, “Teaching Art History with AI.” The project will focus on the “pedagogical use of computational image generation technologies in art history, visual culture, and media studies.” Learn more about other ODH winners on the NEH website.
Vuković Presents at SECAC
On October 13, 2023, PhD candidate Vuk Vuković presented his paper "Unraveling Highways of Inequity: Nam June Paik and Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii (1995)" as part of the "American Art" panel at SECAC Annual Conference. His paper examined how Korean-born artist Nam June Paik, under the guise of flashing screens in his monumental work "Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii" (1995), deconstructs images of Hollywood films.
Larson Leads Student-Curated Exhibition of Chinese Video Art
In conjunction with her Fall 2023 course “Approaches to Contemporary Chinese Art”, Ellen Larson (PhD 2022) has organized a student-curated pop-up exhibition titled Ephemeral Architectures: Early Performance and Video Art from China, which will take place across the University of Chicago campus.
Vuković Presents and Chairs at ASAP/14
On September 30, 2023, PhD candidate Vuk Vuković presented his paper "Deconstructing Americana: Nam June Paik and Electronic Superhighway" as part of the "Fugitive Media: Aesthetics and Escape" panel at the Association for the Study of the Arts of the Present (ASAP/14) Annual Con
Flatto Presents at the Congreso Internacional de Teoría e Historia de las Artes XX
PhD candidate Diana Flatto presents her paper "El antifascismo y feminismo rioplatense en la obra de Demetrio Urruchúa, Amalia Polleri y Carmen Garayalde: construyendo redes sub-regionales" at the Centro Argentino de Investigadores de Arte, CAIA's annual conference in Rosario, Argentina, October 4-7, 2023.
Diana Flatto Publishes in H-ART
Drawing from her dissertation research, PhD candidate Diana Flatto publishes "Images of Gender in the AIAPE’s Magazines:Rioplatense Antifascism through Female Figures" in the Universidad de los Andes peer-reviewed journal H-ART. Revista De Historia, teoría Y crítica De Arte.
David Wilkins to Present at the National Gallery of Art
History of Art and Architecture Professor Emeritus David Wilkins will be giving a a paper on the topic of "Looking at Isabella Anew" on October 20, 2023, at the National Gallery/Julliard School conference on "Women in Art and Music in the 16th, 17th, and 18th Centuries".
Serrato Doyen Publishes in Newest Volume of Intervenxions
Graduate student Kale Serrato Doyen has contributed to Intervenxions Volume 2, to be launched in print October 5, 2023. Intervenxions is a publication of the Latinx Project at NYU committed to exploring contemporary Latinx art, politics, and culture.
Larson Publishes in Arts
Ellen Larson (PhD 2022) published a new article, “‘Blast Off!’: The Afterlives of Nostalgia in Su Yu Hsin’s Blast Furnace No. 2”, in the journal Arts.
Taylor Interviewed for Hagley Museum’s Podcast Episode
Alex Taylor’s recent book Forms of Persuasion: Art and Corporate Image in the 1960s has been featured in the Hagley Museum’s long-running History Hangouts podcast series exploring topics in the history of American capitalism and business. The podcast is available on Apple and Spotify.