Dr. Kim Bobier’s article published in the spring 2024 issue of the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s journal, American Art. In this article, Dr. Bobier explores how Crystal Z Campbell’s multimedia installation Model Citizen: Here I Stand (2018–19) revisits the monitored…
Professor Morton participated in the conference “Ernst Haeckel Postcolonial: New Perspectives on His Life and Work,” in Jena, Germany on March 20-22. The purpose of the conference was to examine the work of Haeckel, a renowned Darwinian marine zoologist who…
Professor Marsha Morton co-chaired with Patricia Berman a session at the CAA conference this February (2024). The panel, “Health, Illness, and the Art of Medicine,” examined art in Germany between c. 1880 and 1930 at a time when the country…
We are deeply saddened to inform the History of Art and Design (HAD) community of the passing of Dr. Edward DeCarbo. Dr. DeCarbo was not only a distinguished member of our faculty but also a mentor, friend, and inspiration to…
Professor Jennifer Babcock will be giving a lecture on Tuesday, February 13 from 6-7pm, “When the cat’s away the mice will play: Divine Lessons and Humorous Imagery in Ancient Egypt”, at at Salmagundi Club. About the lecture An illustrated limestone…
Kim Bobier, Adjunct Assistant Professor at Pratt’s Department of History of Art and Design, and Marisa Williamson, Assistant Professor of Studio Art at University of Virginia, curated an exhibition of recent artworks. The University of Virginia (UVA) is a site…
