Associate Professor Dr. Jennifer M. Feltman is the 2023 President’s Faculty Research Award recipient for Mid-Career Scholars in the Arts and Humanities. Dr. Feltman received the award for distinguished research
Grad Student and Alum Present Research at Harvard Medieval Conference
A current graduate student and a recent alumna of UA’s Master of Arts in art history program were selected to present their research at the international Vagantes Conference on Medieval
UA Art Historians Host International Graduate Student Symposium
Graduate students from colleges and universities around the United States and across the globe will participate in the 28th Annual Graduate Student Symposium, in-person and via Zoom, March 31, 2023.
Dr. Jennifer Feltman Interviewed About New Notre Dame Study
Associate Professor Dr. Jennifer M. Feltman was interviewed by UK-based New Scientist about the newly published discovery of iron ties in the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris. The cathedral
28th Annual Graduate Symposium in Art History
The University of Alabama and the University of Alabama at Birmingham Joint Program for the MA in Art History 28th Annual Graduate Symposium in Art History Friday, March 31, 2023
Book Cover Designs of Faculty Authors on Display at UA Gallery
Cover designs of books by 23 faculty authors in The University of Alabama’s College of Arts and Sciences are on display March 3 – March 31, 2023, at The University
Artists Present One-Night Outdoor Installation Dec. 2
(TUSCALOOSA, Ala.) – Artists and UA art professors Allison Grant and Holland Hopson will collaborate with artist Karen Brummund in a one-night outdoor, immersive and participatory art installation, “Tracing Thin Air,” December 2, 2022, from
Art Grad Students, Faculty, New Alumni Present Research at SECAC
Faculty, graduate students and alumni of UA art and art history made their mark at this year’s SECAC (Southeastern College Art Conference), where they presented their current research at the
UA Art Historian Awarded Grant to Study Notre Dame Cathedral’s Historic Sculptures
Although it may seem shocking to modern taste, the sculptures of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris were once painted using rich pigments made from azurite (blue), red ochre,