What's Happening

"3 Essays on Imagereality," a new book by Scott Navicky '99, is a free-wheeling look into a curious mind.

The artist spoke of his career as an illustrator and graphic artist, which evolved into his work as a comic artist.

Brittany Prater's directing debut, this feature-length documentary centers on an experiment gone wrong -- the American nuclear experiment.

A talk by Joseph H. Hancock, III

Prof. Joy Sperling shared her knowledge of New Mexico Anglo artists at the Zimmerman Library of the University of New Mexico.

Art History and Visual Culture’s 28th Annual Senior Symposium took place on Saturday, April 22, 2017, in Bryant Arts Center.

Artist Rona Yefman visiting Wednesday, March 8 at 6:30pm in Knapp Performance Space.

Dr. Clark's article on the Musée du Luxembourg's botched acquisition of a painting by Toulouse-Lautrec appears in this month's "The Burlington Magazine."

In early February, Dr. Alexis Clark co-convened the panel "Putting History Painting into a New Perspective: Art in Latin America, 1821-1900."

Dr. Alexis Clark announces her organization of the conference 'Writing Impressionism Into and Out of Art History, 1874-Today.'

The Great Lakes Colleges Association (GLCA) has awarded Denison University a Global Crossroads Initiative/Mellon Foundation Grand Challenge grant.

Dr. Clark published "Potted Histories: The Omega Workshops Adverts Campaign in The Burlington Magazine" as part of The Burlington Magazine Index Blog.

Dr. Clark publishes review of the Musée d'Orsay (Paris) exhibit "Le Douanier Rousseau: L'innocence archaïque" in Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide.

Dr. Alexis Clark coordinated the Southeastern College Art Conference panel 'An Education: Teaching Art and Art History in the Nineteenth-Century.'

Denison alum Nannette V. Maciejunes '75, will be giving a talk in the Bryant Arts Center.

Two Denison Art History alums meet at the Museu Picasso Barcelona - another improbable Denison connection.

Prof. Joanna Grabski received the Millard Meiss Publication Award for her book, "Art World City: The Creative Economy of Artists and Urban Life in Dakar."

Joy Sperling was awarded an R.C. Good Faculty Fellowship to complete a book manuscript on the Female Embodiment of an Enchanted State.

Doctoral candidate Karly Etz '13 studies the diversity of body art.

Updates about faculty research and development

Karmen Geï, Film Screening and Discussion

Senior Symposium and Keynote Speaker, Dr. Shannen Hill

The Department of Art History and Visual Culture welcomes artist Jude Tallichet for an artist's talk.

TCHOTCHKE: Mass-Produced Sentimental Objects in Contemporary Art. Co-curated by Joy Sperling, Professor, AHVC, and Gallery Director Natalie Marsh.

Joanna Grabski, professor of art history, and her recent scholarship on Dakar, Senegal.

Rachel Gelenius '08, a second-year MFA candidate at UC Davis, has been awarded a residency at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown.

Symposium, Exhibition and Screening 'Of Other Landscapes: Contested Environments in Representation'.

Laura L. Letinsky is a Canadian contemporary photographer, best known for her still lifes. She will be doing an Artist Talk on Thursday, October 23.

Each year, graduating majors present abstracts of their senior research and thesis.

A Senior Symposium at which Art History seniors make a formal presentation on their research on April 20, 2013, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.