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| Wendy Bellion |
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| Professor Bellion delivers Summation at "Fields of Vision" conference ....>More |
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Professor Bellion and Professor Dominguez
have been awarded a $20,000 grant by the
Terra Foundation for Americqn Art in Chicago...>More |
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Professor Bellion presents "A Ghost Story:
Reviving George Washington in the
Early Nineteenth Century",
Wedensday, May 16, 2007...>More |
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| Perry Chapman |
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Professor Chapman Lectures
Friday, November 2, 2007,
1:00 to 4:00 pm at Symposium
"The Legacies of Dutch Art in the Age of Rembrandt"...>More |
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| Monica Dominguez Torres |
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2008-09 Class of Kluge Fellows Selected
In its sixth full year of operation, the John W. Kluge Center continues to attract the world’s brightest minds to the Library of Congress where they pursue humanistic and social science research making use of the Library's large, varied collections and expert staff. While in residence, they also have the opportunity to interact with the Washington, DC diplomatic community as well as each another.
Kluge Fellowship recipients, all of whom are within seven years of having received the terminal advanced degree in their respective areas of study, spend four to ten months in a collegial residential setting at the John W. Kluge Center in the Library’s Thomas Jefferson Building.
The fellows are selected by the Librarian of Congress based on the appropriateness of their proposed research application to Library collections by LC staff and recommended by a panel of their peers assembled by the National Endowment of Humanities.
Monica Dominguez Torres, University of Delaware, "Armorials of the Anahuac: The production, regulation and consumption of indigenous heraldry in 16th century Mexico" |
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Professor Dominguez co-presents lecture,
"Ouro Preto: Opulence and Splendor",
Friday, Novermber 2, at 6;30 p.m at
BACI (The Brazilian American cultural Institute),
4179 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Washington DC
(Tenleytown Metro)....>More |
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Professor Dominguez and Professor Bellion
have been awarded a $20,000 grant
by the Terra Foundation for American Art in Chicago....>More |
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| Bernard Herman |
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| Professor Herman to chair Panel on Experience of Slavery at Ending the International Slave Trade: A Bicentenary Inquiry Draft Conference at the College of Charleston, March 25 to March 29. |
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| Professor Herman in Selvedge...Issue 21 Jan/Feb 08...>More |
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Professor Herman at the Contemporary Folk Art
in America roundtable symposium at the
Smithsonian American Art Museum...>More |
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Professor Herman is Panelist in the
Symposium Culture in Context Self-Taught
Artists in the Twenty-First Century...>More |
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| Nina Kallmyer |
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| Professor Nina Athanassoglou-Kallmyer will be part of the conference The Phenomenon of the Foreign Schools and Institutes in Archaeology and the Humanities , June 21-23, to be held in Bristol (UK), jointly sponsored by the University of Pisa and the University of Bristol's Institute of Research in the Humanities and the Arts. The title of her paper is "Germanophobes and Germanophiles in the French School in Athens and the Bifurcation of the Classical Vision after 1870". |
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| Professor Kallmyer In 2008, Professor Kallmyer will be Scholar-in-Residence at the Lamar Dodd School of Art, University of Georgia, for the week of April 8-12. During her stay she will present the annual Shouky Shaheen Lecture and hold informal seminar meetings with the art history graduate students. On March 4-5 she has been invited to attend a meeting at the Institut Allemand, the German arthistorical institute in Paris, as part of a steering committee of scholars planning future research and conference projects to be held at the institute. In June she will be reading a paper in Bristol, England, in a joint conference organized by the University of Pisa and The Bristol Institute for Research in the Humanities and the Arts of the University of Bristol. |
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Professor Kallmyer discovers missing
masterpiece...>More |
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| Professor Kallmyer ...>More |
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| Lawrence Nees |
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| Professor Nees at University of Pennsylvania Museum...>More |
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Professor Nees wins fellowship to attend
symposium on Islamic art...>More
http://www.udel.edu/PR/UDaily/2008/aug/qatar082307.html |
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Professor Nees elected as a Fellow of the
Society of Antiquaries (FSA) of London...>More |
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| Ikem Okoye |
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Lecture Series 2007-2008
Ikem Okoye
Associate Professor, University of Delaware
Representations of Slavery in Africa:
From Visual Imagery Then, to Literary Imagination Now
November 7, Wednesday 5:30 PM in 006 WHL |
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Professor Okoye is scheduled to speak
at L'OBJET A L'CEUVRE REPENSER L'OBJET
DANS L'HISTOIRE ET LES THEORIES DE L'ART,
Colloque du departemnet d'histoire de l'art
de l'Univrsite du Quebec a Montreal,
Venredi, 21 Septembre 2007...>More |
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| Lauren Petersen |
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Professor Lauren Petersen's book examines
art, lives of freed Roman slaves...>More |
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| Vimalin Rujivacharakul |
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| Professor Rujivacharakul's talk for the Department of Asian Studies...>More |
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Professor Rujivacharakul's talk for Cambridge History of Art series...>More |
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| Professor Rujivacharakul's talk “Thing, Thingness, and Thingless-ness” at Seminar "China and Materiality" in Workshop/Roundtable at the Needham Research Institute (Cambridge, England) April 30, 2008. |
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| Professor Rujivacharakul's talk at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton ...>More |
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| Professor Rujivacharakul speaks at the Getty Research...>More |
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| Professor Rujivacharakul named Mellon fellow at Cambridge...>More |
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Professor Rujivacharakul lectures at
Duke University...>More |
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| David Stone |
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For a short webcast of the introductions to the Caravaggio in Malta Symposium organized by Prof. David M. Stone and held at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington DC on Oct. 24, 2009, please click the link below:
http://www.tvworldwide.com/globe_show/caravaggio/081024/default_go.cfm?gsid=981 |
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David M. Stone, associate professor of art history at UD, recently shared his expertise on Caravaggio by lecturing at a symposium held for scholars of the Italian Baroque painter and inadvertently found himself at the center of an artistic controversy during the opening in Malta of two exhibitions on the 17th-century master. To view full article:
http://www.udel.edu/PR/UDaily/2008/dec/stone121207.html |
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Professor Stone featured in News Article in
the Malta Independent. With his work of art
depicting the death of the Baptist "The Beheading of
St John", Caravaggio also painted his own
resurrection - of his new name and fame,
said Caravaggio expert and scholar
Professor David Stone. To view details of article:
http://www.independent.com.mt/news.asp?newsitemid=58977 |
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| Margaret Werth |
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Professor Margaret Werth has been named a Clark-Centre Allemand Fellow for 2008-09. She will be a Clark Art Institute Fellow in Fall 2008 and a Fellow at the Centre Allemand in Paris in Spring 2009, working on her book length project on representations of the face in literature, painting, photography, and film, 1860-1930.
http://www.udel.edu/PR/UDaily/2008/mar/fellow032108.html
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| Professor Werth was invited by the Pulitzer Foundation in St. Louis to participate in a symposium with her graduate advisees, Pepper Stetler and Elizabeth Scheulen. The theme of the exhibition is "Water" (for more information go to http://water.pulitzerarts.org/) and included works by Matisse, Beckmann, Oldenburg, Lichtenstein, Kelly, Serra, Horn, Gober, and Whiteread. The Pulitzer Foundation is a unique institution in the U.S., with an exceptional building designed by the Japanese architect Tadao Ando. The two day symposium also included the curator Lynne Cooke from Dia and her students from the Curatorial Studies Program at Bard and the artists Ann Hamilton and Michael Mercil and their students from Ohio State University. |
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| Art History Emeritus Faculty News and Events Archives |
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| E. Wayne Craven |
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E. Wayne Craven receives honorary degree at Commencement, May 31 2008
http://www.udel.edu/PR/UDaily/2008/apr/commencement040808.html |
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| Art History Graduate Student News & Events Archives |
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| Pepper Stetler and Elizabeth Scheulen were invited by the Pulitzer Foundation in St. Louis to participate in a symposium with thier graduate adviser, Margaret Werth, The theme of the exhibition is "Water" (for more information go to http://water.pulitzerarts.org/) and included works by Matisse, Beckmann, Oldenburg, Lichtenstein, Kelly, Serra, Horn, Gober, and Whiteread. The Pulitzer Foundation is a unique institution in the U.S., with an exceptional building designed by the Japanese architect Tadao Ando. The two day symposium also included the curator Lynne Cooke from Dia and her students from the Curatorial Studies Program at Bard and the artists Ann Hamilton and Michael Mercil and their students from Ohio State University. |
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| Link to Lecture Series 2008-2009 Art History in PDF Format |
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April 21, 2009
Ann Gibson
Professor of Art History, University of Delaware
Postmodern Passage |
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The University of Delaware presents a
two-day seminar:
Art Historians and Conservators in Collaboration
The final lecture in the University of Delaware Department of Art History Lecture Series,
“Making, Displaying, and Collecting Art”:
May 6 David Bomford, J. Paul Getty Museum
5:30 pm Unfinished Paintings: Artists, Collectors, and the Non Finito
Gore Recital Hall, Roselle Center for Performing Arts
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A workshop sponsored by the Department of Art History & Department of Art Conservation:
May 7 Thinking with the Painter: Art Historians and Art Conservators Collaborate
9:30 am- organized by David M. Stone and Joyce Hill Stoner
1:00 pm with presentations by David Bomford, Anthea Callen, Wendy Bellion,
Gridley McKim-Smith, David M. Stone, and Joyce Hill Stoner
Trabant University Center Theatre
9:30-9:35 Welcome: Nina Kallmyer and Debra Hess Norris
(Chairs of the departments of Art History and Art Conservation, UD)
9:35-9:40 David M. Stone and Joyce Hill Stoner: Introduction
9:40-9:50 David Bomford (J. Paul Getty Museum) “Technical art history and artistic intention”
Session I
Moderator: Joyce Hill Stoner
9:50-10:30 KEYNOTE LECTURE:
Anthea Callen (Nottingham University)
“Practice Matters: the methods and materials of Impressionism”
10:30-10:40 Discussion
10:40- 10:55 BREAK
Session II
Moderator: David Bomford
10:55-11:15 Gridley McKim-Smith (Bryn Mawr College)
“Unfinished Velázquezes: What Do They Tell Us?”
11:15-11:35 David M. Stone “Multiplicity: Five Versions of Guercino’s Salome visiting St. John in Prison”
11:35-11:55 Discussion
Session III
Moderator: David M. Stone
12:00-12:20 Wendy Bellion (University of Delaware)
"Whose Views? Recovering the Artists' Viewpoints in the Birchs' City of Philadelphia"
12:20-12:40 Joyce Hill Stoner “Whistler’s Labor-Intensive Evanescence
[and how he borrowed from his friends in order to be original]”
12:40-1:00 Discussion, closing remarks
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February 18, 2009
In Memorial Hall 127 at 5:30 pm
Willaim Homer Lecture
Frank Goodyear
Assistant Curator of Photography, National Portrait Gallery
and Affiliate Faculty at George Washington University
Creating a Market for Fine Art Photography in America |
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November 18, 2008
In Gore 103 at 5:30 pm
Wayne Craven Lecture
The Museum and the Marketplace
Kathleen Foster
McNeil Curator of American Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art |
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November 5, 2008
Willard 006
Carrie Barrat
Senior Curator of American Art, Metropolitan Museum
Collecting, Caring for, and Displaying American Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art: A Historical Perspective |
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November 18, 2008
In Gore 103 at 5:30 pm
Wayne Craven Lecture
The Museum and the Marketplace
Kathleen Foster
McNeil Curator of American Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art |
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