Congratulations to Anna Flinchbaugh for presenting at the Nineteenth-Century Studies Association’s virtual conference. Flinchbaugh’s talk looked at the materials William Morris and Thomas Wardle used to create shades of red, and the epistemological frames in which they situated them. DISCOVERY…
Laura Arike will give a talk at the SUNY New Paltz Undergraduate Art History Symposium. When: Thursday, March 26, 2020 at 7 PM – 9 PM Where: CSB Auditorium, New Paltz, New York Title: Modern Marionettes: The Triadic Ballet and Utopian Androgyny by Laura Arike…
Anna Flinchbaugh was selected by the William Morris Society in the United States as the recipient of the organization’s 2020 Joseph R. Dunlap Memorial Fellowship. The fellowship provides funding to support scholarly and creative work about William Morris. She will…
Professor Polonyi on Audrey Kenison: Audrey Kenison wrote an outstanding essay for her research paper in my History of Documentary lecture class this Fall. Her paper examines Chantal Akerman’s News From Home and makes use of feminist literature and theories of the…
On October 10th the class HAD425 Contemporary International Cinema took a trip to the New York Film Festival with Professor Maria Vinogradova. The class saw Atlantics by the French-Senegalese director Mati Diop, and after that attended her 90-minute director’s talk.…
Join Class HAD 551 Story of a Format: 16mm Film and Professor Poloniy tomorrow for a showing of the 16mm Films by Grant Wiedenfeld! When: May 7th, 2019. 10-12pm Where: Pratt Library MMB A historian of early cinema and film…
