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Dr. Claudia Swan lectured at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas
Dr. Childs's Students Make Art History Accessible to All
Prof. Childs Awarded Faculty Fellowship in the Humanities Center for Fall 2025
The New York Times Publishes Article on Fourth-Century Church at Amheida
Dr. Aravecchia's Field Work in Egypt is Featured in Ampersand
Saint Louis Art Museum releases Dr. John Klein's Lecture on Matisse
Dr. Childs featured in National Gallery of Australia podcast series: "The Gauguin Dilemma"
Dr. John Klein Featured in The Common Reader: A Journal of the Essay
Dr. Angela Miller Speaks at the Whitney Museum of Art
Moving Stories in the Making: An Exhibition of Migration Narrative
Helen Molesworth Invites Dr. Claudia Swan to Discuss Vermeer on her Dialogues Podcast
Graduate Students Claire Lyman and Mary Sulavik join Dr. Aravecchia in Amheida this January
Dr. John Klein will give a lecture and publish an essay in conjunction with the "Matisse and the Sea" exhibition at SLAM
Dr. Childs Receives the Rotating Graduate Studio Award From the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity
2023-2024 Newsletter for the Department of Art History and Archaeology
Read about Dr. Aravecchia's work at the ancient site of Amheida
Professor John Klein Gives Keynote Lecture
The Art History and Archaeology Department Visits Cleveland!
Dr. Swan will present at USC-Huntington's Early Modern Visual and Material Culture Seminar
Dr. Nathaniel Jones Receives "Literacies for Life" Faculty Engagement Grant
Professor Klein's seminar "More Than Eye Candy" visits Chicago!
Dr. Sheren will present at the Midwest Art History Society Annual Conference
Continuing the Vision of Mark Weil and Joan Hall
Graduate Student Harper Tooch joins Dr. Aravecchia at Archeology Site in Dakhla Oasis in Egypt
Dr. Ila Sheren is featured as a Faculty Lead for Moving Stories: A Programmatic Grant
The (Necro)politics of Ruin in Teresa Margolles's Pistas de Baile
See Dr. Aravecchia's Story About the Fourth Annual Missouri Egyptological Symposium
Check Out Dr. John Klein's Newest Publications!
Dr. Nicola Aravecchia Publishes Two Articles
William Wallace's article "A God Takes a Break from Mischief" published in Wall Street Journal
In Memoriam: Mark S. Weil, Emeritus Professor Art History
Dr. John Klein gave the annual Thompson Lecture at the Flint Institute of Arts
New Reviews for Books Published by Professor Claudia Swan
2020-2021 Newsletter of the Department of Art History and Archaeology
Professor Elizabeth Childs Co-Organizes International Symposium
Dr. Nicola Aravecchia is interviewed by Dunbarton Oaks
Dr. Nathaniel Jones receives 2021 CAMWS First Book Award
PhD Students Report Successes and Progress
Professor Angela Miller has chapter included in new volume on MoMA and Modern Art in America
Professor William Wallace's Latest for The Art Bulletin
Applications Open for Postdoctoral Fellow In Ancient Mediterranean Art History and Archaeology
The Department presents Diverse Careers in Art History and Archaeology: PhD Alumni Panel
Applications Open for Postdoctoral Fellowship in Late Medieval Art
Art Events on Campus this Fall!
2019-2020 Newsletter of the Department of Art History and Archaeology
Professor Kristina Kleutghen Becomes a Faculty Associate
Professor Elizabeth Childs publishes essay on Gauguin and the Marquesas Islands
Professor Kristina Kleutghen Participates in the Humanities Digital Workshop
Professor Nicola Aravecchia Wins Grants for His Sabbatical
Professor Kristina Kleutghen Presents at "Art History in Quarantine: Digital Transformations, Digital Futures
Announcing the Mark S. Weil and Joan M. Hall Fund for Art History
Professor Angela Miller Article Published in the June Issue of Art Bulletin
Professor John Klein Discusses Removal of Confederate Monuments with the Saint Louis Post-Dispatch
Professor William Wallace's Michelangelo, God's Architect is on Washington Post's Cultural To-Do List
Professor John Klein's Matisse and Decoration Reviewed in Burlington Magazine
Professor William Wallace's Michelangelo, God's Architect reviewed by New York Review of Books
A Statement on the Role of Humanities Research and Education in Times of Crisis
Professor Nathaniel Jones and Professor Ila Sheren Receive Tenure
Faculty and Graduate Students Attend the CAA Annual Conference 2020 in Chicago
Renaissance Ramble in Washington DC: Looking at Verrocchio and Berraguete
Professor John Klein marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Henri Matisse
Art history and archaeology students explore Gauguin in London
Dr. Ila Sheren to speak at the Liquid Borders/Frontera Liquidas Conference
Dr. Ila Sheren giving talk at New Media Caucus Symposium, University of Michigan