Inaugural David C. and Thelma G. Driskell Award for Creative Excellence
We welcome submissions from emerging scholars and artists who will create new artistic or scholarly work that furthers the Driskell Center’s mission.
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Gabrielle Tillenburg making a difference as Curatorial Assistant of Latino Art at the National Portrait Gallery
January 28, 2024Gabrielle Tillenburg making a difference as Curatorial Assistant of Latino Art at the National Portrait Gallery
Professor Emily Egan and Mekayla May to present papers at Archaeological Institute of America (AIA)
January 03, 2024Professor Egan and Mekayla May present cutting edge scholarship at this month's AIA conference in Washington DC
Professor Alicia Volk awarded two prestigious publishing grants for forthcoming book
December 20, 2023Professor Volk's book, In the Shadow of Empire: Art in Occupied Japan, to be published early in 2025
Department partnering with BMA for paid summer 2024 internships
December 20, 2023Art History and Archaeology Majors and Minors welcome to apply
Isabella Chilcoat ’23 Looks Ahead to a Career in the Art World
December 15, 2023The graduating senior art history major had opportunities to hone skills in arts research, curation, management, acquisition and more at UMD.
Department Alumnus Adam Rudolphi Recovering Histories of Collection at Towson University
November 21, 2023An astute eye and knack for finding a good story informs Adam Rudolphi's research
Zoe Copeman article "Deviating from Monstrosity The Paradox of the Normal in Les Ecarts de la Nature by Nicolas-François and Geneviève Regnault" published
November 14, 2023Zoe Copeman charts the migration of the monstrous to the pathological in pre- and post-revolutionary France
Department Alumnus Adam Greenhalgh to deliver introductory lecture on Mark Rothko at the National Gallery of Art
November 13, 2023Adam Greenhalgh turns his remarkably keen eye and intellect to works on paper by Mark Rothko.
Lillian Wies wins 2023 Chino Kaori Memorial Essay Prize
November 05, 2023Lily is the first writing about Japanese art outside of Japan to win this award!
The David C. Driskell Center Archives Research Fellowship Program
July 10, 2023Now accepting proposals from emerging scholars to participate in a fellowship program conducting research in previously undiscovered collections.