Art History Faculty Lecture | Akela Reason

Image Credit: Stoughton and Stoughton, New York Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, 1902, Riverside Park

Art History Faculty Lecture | Nicolas Morrissey

Banner image: Cave 26, Ajanta Caves

Associate Professor Nicolas Morrissey will present the lecture “On the Conception of the Buddha at Ajaṇṭā: Iconographic Anomaly and Buddhology in the Early Medieval Deccan.”

Art History Faculty Lecture | Isabelle Loring Wallace

Banner image: Jasper Johns, Ventriloquist, 1983. Encaustic on canvas, 75" x 50". © Jasper Johns / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY

Art History Faculty Lecture | Shelley Zuraw

The Little Marble Masters: Marble Reliefs in Late Quattrocento Florence

Shelley Zuraw, Associate Professor of Art History

Art History Faculty Lecture | Nell Andrew

“Move Me: Modern Art’s Aspiration toward the Condition of Dance”

Art History Faculty Lecture | Jeffrey Richmond-Moll

Holy Rollers: John Steuart Curry, American Regionalism, and Religion in Motion

Jeffrey Richmond-Moll, Affiliated faculty and Curator of American Art at the Georgia Museum of Art

Art History Faculty Lecture | Janice Simon

The Screen as Canvas: Observations on Alfred Hitchcock's Art Historical Eye

Janice Simon, Josiah Meigs Distinguished Professor of Art History

Art History Faculty Lecture with Asen Kirin

Russian Art and American Meaning: Marjorie Merriweather Post at Hillwood Estate Museum and Gardens

Asen Kirin, Professor of Art History

Art History Faculty Lecture | Alice Klima

Reform and Peace at the Prague Cathedral Royal Oratory

Alice Klima, Instructor of Art History

Art History Faculty Lecture | Alisa Luxenberg

Join Professor Emerita of Art History Alisa Luxenberg in a conversation about her

Art History Faculty Lecture | Mark Abbe

The Venus de Clercq: Icon of Difference

Mark Abbe, Associate Professor of Art History

Faculty Research Lecture: Dodd Interdisciplinary Fellows

Dodd Interdisciplinary Fellows Amy Bonnaffons, Leanne Purdum and Sara Black will present lectures focused on their ongoing research on January 15, from 12:20 PM to 1:20 PM.