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
Challenging Empire Symposium Announces Speakers, Schedule
Challenging Empire: Women, Art, and the Global Early Modern World symposium will be held March 1-2, 2024. Please check back on this page for updates. Symposium title: “Challenging Empire: Women,
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
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
Instructor’s Artwork Selected for International Papermaking Exhibition
Instructor and alumna Rebecca Teague had work juried into the North American Hand Papermakers (NAHP) 8th Collegiate Paper Art Triennial 2022-2024 this fall. The exhibition reflects the diversity of artistic
New Alum Appointed Curatorial Assistant at Meadows Museum
Olivia Turner, a 2021 MA graduate in art history, has accepted a full-time position as a curatorial assistant with the Meadows Museum in Dallas, Texas. The Meadows is the leading
UA Art Historian to Speak on Early Modern Female Makers
Join Dr. Tanja L. Jones for the launch of her new edited volume Women Artists in the Early Modern Courts of Europe and a Zoom talk with Jones and fellow
UA Art Historian Features Early Modern Female Makers in New Book
Associate Professor Dr. Tanja Jones’ new edited volume of essays titled Women Artists in the Early Modern Courts of Europe (c. 1450-1700) has been published by Amsterdam University Press. The book is the