Degree Programs
The Department of Art and Art History
offers two degree programs in art history:
Subject Areas
Undergraduate
Undergraduate students can take courses in the following areas:
- Ancient
- Asian
- Medieval
- Early Modern (Renaissance/Baroque)
- American (includes African American)
- Nineteenth Century
- Modern/Contemporary
Graduate
Graduate students can take courses in these periods:
- Asian
- Medieval
- Early Modern (Renaissance and Baroque)
- American (includes African American)
- Nineteenth Century
- Modern/Contemporary
Meet some of our grad students.
Art History Faculty
- Lucy Curzon, Professor, Modern/Contemporary Art
- Jennifer Feltman, Associate Professor, Medieval Art
- Tanja Jones, Associate Professor, Early Modern (Renaissance and Baroque) Art
- Mina Kim, Assistant Professor, Art History Foundations
- Rachel Stephens, Associate Professor, American Art and Architecture
- Doris Sung, Assistant Professor, Asian Art
Art History Instructors
- Nadia DelMedico, Instructor (online)
- Kelly Gentry, Instructor (part-time)
- Ashleigh Junkin, Instructor (part-time)
- Micah-Shea McKibben, Instructor (full-time)
- Olivia Paterson, Instructor (part-time)
- Tom Wegrzynowski, Instructor (full-time)
Art History News
March Symposium Focuses on Women’s Cross-Cultural Artistic Interactions of the Early Modern Period
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 Faculty Accolades – February 2024
Instructors Charlotte Wegrzynowski and Tom Wegrzynowski each have a work in the Fifth LaGrange Southeast Regional Exhibition at the Lamar Dodd Art Center in LaGrange, Georgia. The show, juried by
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,