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
Three Art and Art History Majors Win UA ASSURE Grants to Pursue Senior Research
Seniors Aubrey Dettman, Samantha Norris and Braxton Smith all applied for and were awarded UA ASSURE grants to support research projects during their senior year. Braxton Smith, a BFA studio
UA Art & Art History Celebrates 2024 Outstanding Students
The UA Department of Art and Art History is proud to announce the six recipients of our Outstanding Student Awards for academic year 2023-2024, awarded in recognition of their exemplary
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