Art historians and organizers Dr. Tanja Jones, Dr. Doris Sung, and Rebecca Teague announce the 2024 symposium, “Challenging Empire: Women, Art, and the Global Early Modern World,” on March 1
UA Art Historian’s New Book Reveals Overlooked Women’s Contributions to Chinese Modern Art
Assistant Professor Dr. Doris Sung, Asian art history, published a new book, Women of Chinese Modern Art: Gender and Reforming Traditions in National and Global Spheres, 1900s–1930s with De Gruyter.
UA Art Historian Presents Lecture on Japanese and Contemporary Woodblock Prints
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
‘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
UA Art Faculty Accolades – September 2023
Art history and studio art faculty have returned from summer studies with exhibition, fellowship, and publishing accolades. Assistant Professor Dr. Doris Sung published an article titled “Enacting Care: Feminist Interventions
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
UA Art Faculty Accolades – Spring 2023
In April, Dr. Jennifer M. Feltman delivered a plenary lecture, “Digital Twin Technologies, Notre Dame and Beyond: Current Challenges, Possible Futures,” at the 2023 Medieval Association of the Pacific Annual
Art Historians Awarded Second Kress Grant for International Symposium
Associate professor of art history Dr. Tanja L. Jones, assistant professor of art history Dr. Doris Sung, and instructor and alumna Rebecca Teague (MA art history 2019) have been awarded
Birgit Hopfener to Keynote UA-UAB Graduate Art History Symposium
Dr. Birgit Hopfener, associate professor of art history, Ruth and Mark Phillips Professor and Confucius Chair at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, will present the keynote address at the 28th