Past Events

Please join us for a special Intersections, when Glenn J. Corbett, Ph.D., Program Director for the Council of American Overseas Research Centers in Washington DC shares his recent work in Petra, Jordan.

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

The Collaboratory is kicking off a new series (and, thus, a new acronym to learn!) this fall: the Collaboratory Amuse Bouche (C.A.B.) series.

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

Join us for a Departmental Town Hall, which will take place in the Michelle Smith Collaboratory for Visual Culture. Kathryn Rogge, of The Phillips Collection, will present information on The Phillips. Come with your questions and ideas for how to make our Department even stronger... [more]

The Graduate Art History Association's biggest fundraiser of the year--the GAHA Book + Bake Sale--is fast approaching. The sale will take place out front (or, as weather requires, just inside) of the Art-Sociology building.

Please join AHA and Professor Abby McEwen as they welcome Kathryn Rogge from The Phillips Collection, who will give advice on resumes, cover letters, searching, and applying for jobs.

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

The Collaboratory is kicking off a new series (and, thus, a new acronym to learn!) this fall: the Collaboratory Amuse Bouche (C.A.B.) series.

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

Richard Tuttle provides insight into his Intersections installation It Seems Like It’s Going To Be. The artist will perform a piano recital of Bach's fugues and discuss his work featured in the exhibition, tying together music, poetry, and visual art.

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!