Upcoming Events

Hosted annually by our department, the Roger Rearick Forum showcases current research by our graduate students.  Advanced students who wish to be considered for inclusion in the Philadelphia Symposiums in the History of Art are invited to present papers to our departmental community... [more]

AHA (The Art History Association) is an organization for art history majors, non-majors and people interested in art to get together, exchange ideas, focus on topics of interest, and mostly have fun!

Have a digital project (mapping, modeling, data visualization, etc) you are working on? Want to work on it in a chill atmosphere, with others focused on similar work, exchanging ideas, collaborating, and getting tips?

This fall, spend Thursday evenings exploring modern and contemporary art at The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC!

AHA (The Art History Association) is an organization for art history majors, non-majors and people interested in art to get together, exchange ideas, focus on topics of interest, and mostly have fun!

Have a digital project (mapping, modeling, data visualization, etc) you are working on? Want to work on it in a chill atmosphere, with others focused on similar work, exchanging ideas, collaborating, and getting tips?

Have a digital project (mapping, modeling, data visualization, etc) you are working on? Want to work on it in a chill atmosphere, with others focused on similar work, exchanging ideas, collaborating, and getting tips?

AHA (The Art History Association) is an organization for art history majors, non-majors and people interested in art to get together, exchange ideas, focus on topics of interest, and mostly have fun!

Have a digital project (mapping, modeling, data visualization, etc) you are working on? Want to work on it in a chill atmosphere, with others focused on similar work, exchanging ideas, collaborating, and getting tips?

Please join us in the Collaboratory for coffee, tea, and treats! Step away from the art history books and homemade flashcards for a few moments, take a deep breath or two, and say "hi" to your peers outside of the classroom.