Assistant Professor Dr. Doris Sung will present a lecture on the current SMGA exhibition, Women of Mokuhanga, on Thursday, November 9, at 4:00 p.m., in Gorgas Library’s Yellowhammer Room (2nd
UA Art Faculty Present Research at Major Higher Ed Conference
In October, UA art and art history faculty participated in the annual conference of one of the largest US organizations devoted to the study and practice of visual arts in
UA Art Faculty Bring Home Higher Ed Awards
In October, UA art and art history faculty brought home two of five Awards for Excellence from the annual conference meeting of SECAC, the second largest organization in the US
‘Women of Mokuhanga’ Celebrates Contemporary and Historical Japanese Woodcuts
(Tuscaloosa, AL)—The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art is pleased to present the exhibition, Women of Mokuhanga, from October 17 through November 30, 2023. There will be an opening reception on
New Book by UA Art Historian Exposes the Artistic Concealment of Enslaved People
Associate Professor Dr. Rachel Stephens has published a new book, Hidden in Plain Sight: Concealing Enslavement in American Visual Culture, with the University of Arkansas Press. In the decades leading
UA Art Historian Awarded Grants for Book on Korean Art
Assistant Professor Dr. Mina Kim was awarded two grants for the publication of her monograph, Contemporary Korean Art: New Directions since the 1960s (London, Reaktion Books): a KAMS (Korea Arts
University of Alabama Professors Awarded Multi-Year NEH Collaborative Research Grant
(Tuscaloosa, AL)—The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded Jennifer Feltman (associate professor, department of art and art history) and co-PIs, Alexandre Tokovinine (associate professor, department of anthropology) and
Jones Collection Leads Scholar Into Dream Career
Since its establishment in 2008, the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art at The University of Alabama continues to enable Mr. Jones’ vision of bringing art to the community
Call For Papers: Challenging Empire: Women, Art, and the Global Early Modern World
Organizers at The University of Alabama Department of Art and Art History have put out a Call for Papers for the 2024 symposium “Challenging Empire: Women, Art, and the Global