Happy New Year and Welcome to 2018!
Each year we have many accomplished graduates from the Art History undergraduate and Art Conservation graduate programs, but for our first post in 2018, we're sending our congratulations to Art History Graduate students who have recently completed their Master's or PhDs.
All the best for 2018!
- Julie Hollenbach: "The Social Practice of Crafting: Gender, Class, and Race in Western Craft," co-supervised by Professor Emerita Janice Helland and Dr. Sandra Alfoldy (NSCAD).
- Farruk Rafiq: "Nationalism and Pre-Raphaelite Art," supervised by Professor Emerita Janice Helland.
- Agnes Ladon: "The Art of Arctic Sovereignty: Towards Visualizing the North as Canadian, 1927–1974," co-supervised by Dr. Lynda Jessup and Dr. Jeffrey Brison.
- Elysia French: "A Crude Case: Landscapes of Extraction" in Canadian Contemporary Visual Culture," supervised by Lynda Jessup and Sarah Smith.
- Emily Marshall: "Interiority Complex: The Intimacy of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's Elles," supervised by Dr. Allison Morehead.
Recent Articles
Date Published: Feb 14, 2024
Performing Devotion: The Ritual Uses of Sculpture from the Italian Renaissance to Today
Graduate students from ARTH 841 digital exhibition project has now been published.
Date Published: Jan 28, 2024
Liu Shiming: Spirit of Daily Life
Visit the new exhibition and closing reception at the Art and Media Lab at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Artsi
Date Published: Jan 18, 2024
Venice Summer School 2024 Applications open
ARTH 380 is held in even years during the month of May. ARTH 380 is part of the Continuing & Distance Studies (Spring/Summer) Calendar and can be used as a full course credit toward any degree in the Faculty of Arts and Science. Applications Open for the 2024 Biennale.