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New Publication By Lisa Pieraccini
The History of Art Department is pleased to announce the publication of Consumption, Ritual, Art and Society:Interpretive Approaches and Recent Discoveries of Food and Drink in Etruria (2023). Edited by Lisa Pieraccini and Laurel Taylor. From the...Read more about New Publication By Lisa Pieraccini
Welcome to the Department
The Department of Art History extends a warm welcome to Shannon Jackson as...Read more about Welcome to the Department
Krishna Shekhawat awarded DARTS Grant from the Decorative Arts Trust
History of Art congratulates PhD student Krishna Shekhawat for winning a 2023 DARTS Grant, endowed by the Decorative Arts Society of Orange County in California, from the Decorative Arts Trust. The grant will support Krishna’s visit to the Mehrangarh Museum Trust in India to study an 18th-...Read more about Krishna Shekhawat awarded DARTS Grant from the Decorative Arts Trust
Search: Assistant Professor in Indigenous and/or Pre-colonial and/or Colonial Art and Visual Cultures of Latin America
The Department of History of Art, University of California, Berkeley, invites applications for an Assistant Professor in Indigenous and/or Pre-colonial and/or Colonial Art and Visual Cultures of Latin America, tenure-track.
The Department seeks candidates maintaining an active research...Read more about Search: Assistant Professor in Indigenous and/or Pre-colonial and/or Colonial Art and Visual Cultures of Latin America
Christine Delia awarded a University of California Alianza MX award
History of Art congratulates PhD student Christine Delia for winning funding from the University of California MX’s 2023 call for proposals for Short-Term Research in Mexico by UC graduate studentsThe aim of these funded short-term stays is to support graduate...Read more about Christine Delia awarded a University of California Alianza MX award
Celebrating Graduate Student Achievements in 2022-2023
We are proud to celebrate recent fellowships, awards, and positions won by some of our spectacular graduate students. Congratulations, all!!!
Fellowships and Grants
Elizabeth Fair
– Smithsonian American Art Museum...Read more about Celebrating Graduate Student Achievements in 2022-2023
Newsletter 2023
The annual newsletter is now here! Thanks to everyone who contributed texts and photographs, thanks to staff for assistance, thanks to Darcy Grimaldo Grigsby, and Justin Underhill, editors, and thanks especially to Julie Wolf for her great work as designer. And thank you BA alumni...Read more about Newsletter 2023
Sugata Ray’s book ‘Climate Change and the Art of Devotion’ explores the impacts of climate change
What can 16th-century India teach us about 21st-century California? Sugata Ray’s book Climate Change and the Art of Devotion explores the impacts of climate change on art, architecture, and religion in northern India during the repeated monsoon failures of the 16th through 19th centuries....Read more about Sugata Ray’s book ‘Climate Change and the Art of Devotion’ explores the impacts of climate change
Congratulations Class of 2023
Congratulations to the members of the Class of 2023 who participated in our Commencement ceremony!
Doctoral Degree
Ellen C. Feiss
Grace Kuipers
Verónica Muñoz-Nájar Luque
Ty Vanover
Bachelor of Arts
Charlene Conrad Liebeau Research Prize
I am delighted to share that my student, Hana Kozuka, has been selected as a winner for the Charlene Conrad Liebeau Research Prize. Hana was a student in my R1B from last semester, "Bodily Possession: The Collection Impulse and the Origins of Modern Medical Museums in the Western World...Read more about Charlene Conrad Liebeau Research Prize
New Publication by Margaretta M. Lovell
The department is pleased to announce the publication of Painting the Inhabited Landscape, Fitz H. Lane and the Global Reach of Antebellum America (2023). From the Penn State University Press website: The impulse in much nineteenth-century American painting and culture was to...Read more about New Publication by Margaretta M. Lovell
How art history and statistics helped a graduating student understand herself
When Alice Xie moved from China to California as a teenager, she experienced major culture shock. She understood the words people spoke, but conversations were still hard to follow. She often felt isolated and underestimated.
Through art, Xie found a way to explore and communicate about...Read more about How art history and statistics helped a graduating student understand herself
Reenactment of the Brancusi Trial of 1927-28
May 4, 2023 in 308 A Doe 10:00-12:00
HA 185 A
Prof. M. M. Lovell
Is it a Utensil? a Bird? an Artwork? and why does it matter? Constantine Brancusi v. United States was a landmark case concerning the definition of art--a unique object made by an artist--as
...Read more about Reenactment of the Brancusi Trial of 1927-28"Colonization and Indigeneity: Etruscan Pasts and Native American Futures"
5:30 pm | 4/18/2023 | 308A Doe Library
Dr. Lisa Pieraccini: History of Art Lecturer, Ancient History & Mediterranean Archaeology Affiliate Faculty; Program Coordinator for the M. Del Chiaro Center for Ancient Italian...Read more about "Colonization and Indigeneity: Etruscan Pasts and Native American Futures"
Judith Stronach Graduate Travel Seminar in Art History Spring 2023 Symposium: Material Culture and Historic Preservation Workshop at a Seventeenth-century Manor House in Rural Spain
Professor M. M. Lovell
May 2 2:00-5:00 308 A Doe Library
Refreshments
Please Bring and Wear a Mask
Frederik Brauner, Architecture
Elizabeth Fair, Art History
Leah Grams, Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology
Emily Kang, Art History
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