Continuing the Vision of Mark Weil and Joan Hall
In spring 2023, the first grants from the Mark S. Weil and Joan M. Hall Endowment roll out to support the work of four members of the faculty of the Department of Art History & Archaeology
News
Dr. Wallace Brings Historical Contextualization for the Renaissance in the Film "Why is Mona Lisa Smiling?"
Second-year PhD student Katie DiDomenico publishes two Google Arts & Culture Stories
Second-year PhD student Katie DiDomenico recently had two stories published on Google Arts & Culture about art in Cleveland
Graduate Student Harper Tooch joins Dr. Aravecchia at Archeology Site in Dakhla Oasis in Egypt
Harper Tooch (MA Student) joins Dr. Aravecchia in excavating at Amheida at the Dakhla Oasis in Egypt.
Dr. Ila Sheren is featured as a Faculty Lead for Moving Stories: A Programmatic Grant
As a part of WashU's Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures, Dr. Ila Sheren will collaborate with WashU faculty in a cross-disciplinary project, Moving Stories, in 2023.
Graduate student Lacy Murphy's new research on Algerian anonymity
Washington University's Center for the Humanities recently published a research article by PhD candidate Lacy Murphy
The (Necro)politics of Ruin in Teresa Margolles's Pistas de Baile
Dr. Ila Sheren shares her research on Teresa Margolles's Pistas de Baile with the Department of Political Science
Read PhD Alum Michael Cosmopoulos' Archaeological Site in the New York Times
Read about Michael Cosmopoulos' archaeological excavations in Iklaina, Greece
See Dr. Aravecchia's Story About the Fourth Annual Missouri Egyptological Symposium
Dr. Nicola Aravecchia and Dr. Julia Troche (Missouri State University) tell the history of the event and give details of this year's symposium.
Ebonie Pollock (BA 2019) Contributes to the Suzanne Valadon: Model, Painter, Rebel Catalogue
Ebonie Pollock, a Murphy Prize winner for an Outstanding Senior Honors Thesis, collaborates on a leading catalogue on the art of Suzanne Valadon.
PhD Candidate Emily Thompson Attends the National Humanities Center Virtual Residency
The virtual residency was sponsored by the Center for Teaching and Learning.
Check Out Dr. John Klein's Newest Publications!
The publications include an article and a review.