Stephanie Dickey Lecture: Rembrandt's Women / Then and Now

Rembrandt's representations of women have long inspired strong reactions in viewers, from empathy for his loving sketches of his wife Saskia to disgust at his lifelike depictions of the nude. Meanwhile, his own relationships with women form a complicated chapter of his biography.

Bjorn Anderson Lecture

Listening to Nabataean Art: “Conversation” as a Framework of Inquiry

Arts Career Entrepreneurship Space (ACES) Scholar Talk: Dr. Kathryn Floyd

The Association of Graduate Art Students, in conjunction with Arts Career Entrepreneurship Space, welcomes Dr. Kathryn Floyd for a talk on professional development in the field of art history. Dr.

ModSquad Roundtable with Dr. Kathryn Floyd

The Interdisciplinary Modernisms Workshop (ModSquad), in conjunction with the Association of Graduate Art Students will host Dr. Kathryn Floyd for a workshop on her essay "Exhibited in Photographs: Objects, Displays, and the Installation Shots that Define Them." Dr.

Michael Perekrestov Lecture

Michael Perekrestov is the Executive Director of the Russian History Foundation. His research interests are in the history of late Imperial Russia and the Russian diaspora.

To the Admiration of All: Women Artists in the Early Modern Courts

The Association of Graduate Art Students presents Dr. Tanja Jones. Dr. Jones is an assistant professor of art history at The University of Alabama specializing in Renaissance and Baroque. 

"The Fame: Performance Art and Celebrity Culture" Lecture by Philip Auslander

The Association of Graduate Art Students presents Dr. Philip Auslander. Dr. Auslander is a professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech. His lecture will discuss the role of museums in promulgating celebrity. 

"Tactility and Nostalgia in Renoir's Late Nudes" Lecture by Martha Lucy

The Association of Graduate Art Students presents Dr. Martha Lucy. Dr. Lucy is the Deputy Director of Research, Interpretation and Education at the Barnes Foundation.

Emerging Scholars Symposium: Modernism Made Monumental

2016 Emerging Scholars Symposium: Modernism Made Monumental

AGAS Lecturer: Dr. David Young Kim

Dr. Kim is an Assistant Professor in the History Department at the University of Pennsylvania, teaching Southern Renaissance art.

AGAS Lecturer: Dr. Cynthia Hahn

Dr.

Moving Statues: The Use and Reuse of Portrait Statues in Pompeii Dr. Brenda Longfellow

Discussions of the reuse of Roman honorific statues have primarily focused on examples of so-called damnatio memoriae, where the image of a condemned emperor or elite is reworked into that of someone else.  Sometimes the act of censure is easily recognizable and publicly exhibited.  In the imperi