We are pleased to announce that our current graduate student, Nuard Tadevosyan (MA, Art History), won the 2020 Mavis Batey Essay Prize offered through the Gardens Trust (UK). The annual prize is awarded to any student (or recent graduate), worldwide, registered at an institution of higher education. Tadevosyan’s essay, “Della Robbia Green: From Sublime to Sinister" looked at the use of the colour green in Della Robbia’s ceramics workshop in Renaissance Florence, drawing links to the representation of natural imagery and the symbolism of colour. Tadevosyan’s essay will be published in an upcoming edition of Garden History, one of the most important peer-reviewed scholarly journals focusing on garden history, landscape, and horticulture in the world. Congratulations Nuard!
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Date Published: Feb 14, 2024
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Date Published: Jan 28, 2024
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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.