Professor Jessica L. Horton is a scholar of modern and contemporary Native North American art. Her research and teaching center Indigenous artists in a global story of modernity, following the transcultural movement of people, art, and ideas. Professor Horton has published widely on the relationships connecting Indigenous knowledge, creative practice, and theories of ecology, diplomacy, and globalization.

Join us for a conversation with Professor Erica Moiah James.

“Ghost Stories for Grown-Ups”: Hauntings, Afterlives, and Reawakenings, the Sixth Biennial Graduate Student Art History Symposium (GSAHS) at Washington University in St. Louis, will take place on February 13–14, 2026.

Join Professor Wallace in conversation with Professor Swan to discuss his upcoming book.

Facilitated by Prof. Younasse Tarbouni, Teaching Professor of Arabic, Cassie Brand, Curator of Rare Books, and A.J. Robinson Islamic Studies; South Asian Studies; and Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Subject Librarian