Abstract: When Colombian artist Beatriz González brought furniture assemblages associated with the most private spaces of the domestic sphere into the museum, they disrupted spectators’ expectations. In dialogue with a rapidly globalizing art world, they engaged concurrent artistic practices such as assemblages, ready-mades, and installations. They also made visible the porous and mutually reinforcing domains … Read More
Zoom link will be circulated on Monday, October 18.
Date: Friday, November 05 from 5:00pm - 7:00pm EST. Registration: http://bit.ly/3DtZWQe One of the most enduring and pervasive myths about early modernism is that it was white. This was never true anywhere in Europe, least of all in Germany where Bruno Taut published his famous “Call to Coloured Architecture” in 1919 before leading a … Read More
The AHGSO is hosting a roundtable discussion with three alumni of the Rutgers art history graduate program this Friday, February 25, at 12 pm via Zoom. It will be an excellent opportunity for graduate students to learn about the job market and careers in academics after graduation. Please use the following link to register: https://rutgers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqc-yvqz0jEtKVLa5Cprm0wKCKTcQde6Zd.
Please join the Art History Graduate Student Organization for a roundtable discussion of career paths in art history beyond the world of university teaching, especially in curatorial and editorial positions, and experiences on the job market, with three alumni of the Rutgers art history graduate program, followed by Q&A. The event will take place … Read More
Cuauhtémoc Medina Designing an Era: Vicente Rojo’s Role in Mexican Culture Registration Link: https://bit.ly/3I4mppE Mexicans from the second half of the 20th century were likely to have found a common element in the identity of the posters, book covers and cultural supplements and magazines they consumed: most of them were likely to have been designed by … Read More
