Artistiques Siégel, Mannequin, Salon d’Automne, 1924 Professor Anca Lasc will be presenting a paper titled “Designed in Wax: Creating and Selling the Modern Woman, Business as Usual” in a session titled Women in a World Designed by Men on February 13th at the…
Professor Joyce C. Polistena, on sabbatical in Spring 2019, traveled to Tangier, Morocco (photos), Bologna, and Ravenna, Italy. The time apart from teaching allowed Polistena to write and publish two essays – a review of the recent Delacroix exhibition (available…
The Society of Architectural Historians is excited to announce the creation of SAH Affiliate Groups, a new type of special interest body comprised of SAH members who share a common, narrowly defined interest, scholarly or otherwise. SAH Historic Interiors Affiliate…
Professor Heather Horton participated in the AICAD Symposium: INCLUDE ME! Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Otis College of Art and Design. Together with Heather Lewis (Art and Design Education) and Migiwa Spiller (Foundations), Horton presented on November 8th on “Teaching…
The Weird Bauhaus – What is Left, What Inspires Us? Performative Innovation at the Bauhaus and Beyond When: Thursday, November 21st, 6pm Where: Myrtle Hall 4E-03 Who: Sigrid Pawelke The centenary of the Bauhaus gives us another chance…
Workers of Culture: The Purpose of Art in the Soviet and early Post-Soviet Era In March 1932 during the height of a great famine under Stalin’s rule, Pravda and Izvestiya, two central Soviet newspapers, published a pamphlet titled “Who do you stand with,…
