Join us on Wednesday, March 4 for the Winter Colloquium of the Art History Program! Our four senior thesis writers will present their latest research in Boger 112. Lucy Schwalbe “Olga de Amaral: Social Fabrics” Adrian Peoples “Origin of Woman: Evolution of the French Renaissance Female Nude” Anne Hedgepeth “Melvin Edwards and the African/American Tradition: Memory, … Read more
Art History honors candidates recently presented the spring installment of their senior colloquium. This is a critical time for our seniors to receive feedback and guidance from their peers and faculty as they move to finalize their theses. Olivia Andrews ’24 “The Emergence of Cape Verdean Visual Culture After Independence” Since the fall colloquium, I … Read more
Seniors seeking honors in Art History recently participated in the Honors Theses Fall Colloquium. This was an important opportunity for them to share their early project research and receive constructive feedback and guidance from their peers and faculty. Read on to learn about these impressive projects and mark your calendars for the Honors Theses Spring … Read more
Greetings to all our past, present, and future ARHA students! We would like to welcome you back to campus and extend a warm welcome to the class of 2027. We hope you all had a restorative and fun summer. Remember, if you would like to share any art history related experiences, we would love to … Read more
Art History Majors Gabby Farina ’23, Sarah Hale ’23 and Mim Pomerantz ’23 recently presented their Senior Talks in the History of Art. They were also joined by University Major Heddy Parker who presented her talk on the development and redevelopment in San Francisco’s Fillmore / Western Addition. This was the students final public presentation … Read more
Art History honors candidates recently presented the spring installment of their senior colloquium. This is a critical time for our seniors to receive feedback and guidance from their peers and faculty as they move to finalize their theses. Gabby Farina ’23 “Imagining The Alhambra: Gender, Ornament, and Representational Space“ Since the fall colloquium, my thesis … Read more
Seniors seeking honors in Art History recently participated in the Honors Theses Fall Colloquium. This was an important opportunity for them to share their early project research and receive constructive feedback and guidance from their peers and faculty. Mark your calendars for the next Honors Theses Spring Colloquium! February 23rd 2023 Gabby Farina ’23 “Memory, … Read more