Past Events

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

Please join us as we celebrate the work of our D.I.G. Fellows and Collaboratory staff this semester. Lunch will be served at 11:30 and presentations will start around noon. You will be impressed and amazed!

Come join GAHA for an evening devoted to the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Professor Jordana Saggese will discuss her work on this artist and his importance in contemporary art in the late twentieth century before a screening of the documentary "Boom for Real." All are welcome!

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!

Please join us for a special Intersections, when Michelle D.

Independent scholar, art historian, and curator Adrienne Childs, Ph.D. will deliver a keynote lecture on African American Art History in the David C. Driskell Center. Dr. Childs has written on diverse topics such as Henry O.

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 session of T.A. training will focus on classroom safety and building security with a training officer from the Department of Campus Security. Faculty and lecturers also are invited to attend.

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.

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?

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.