Faculty Highlights

• 
  Williams Featured in Exhibition

  Sandy Williams IV, assistant professor of art, will exhibit "40 ACRES: Chimborazo Park," a skywriting performance that is part of an upcoming exhibition with 1708 and their long-term work, "The 40 Acres Archive.". Learn more.

• 
  Driscoll Published

  Megan Driscoll, assistant professor of art history, published the article "The Technicity of Blackness: On Failures and Fissures in the Art of Sondra Perry" in the Art Journal.

• 
  Nelson has Solo Exhibition

  Brittany Nelson, assistant professor of photography, has a solo exhibition, Beam Us Home, showing at the Reynolds Gallery. Read more. 

• 
  Williams Featured in Exhibition

  Sandy Williams IV, assistant professor of sculpture, is featured in "Killer Cute" Invitational Group Show presented by the De Boer Gallery in Los Angeles.  

• 
  Sjovold Selected as Mentor

  Erling Sjovold, professor of art, will mentor student Casey Murano for the project “At the Fall Line: Where Bodies Meet.” This was awarded through the A&S Research Grants Program.

• 
  Softic Discusses Work

  Tanja Softic, professor of art, recently discussed her work in “Displacements”, a virtual exhibition project by Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art in Charleston, SC. The recording of the conversation can be found here.

• 
  Softic Published

  Tanja Softić, professor of art and chair of the department of art and art history, published an essay in the series "Artists Quarantine with their Art Collections" in Hyperallergic, a contemporary art and culture magazine.

• 
  Softic Featured

  Tanja Softić, professor of art and chair of the department of art and art history, was featured in Dis/placements: Revisitations of Home presented by Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at College of Charleston.

• 
  Szymanska Awarded

  Agnieszka Szymanska, Assistant Professor of Art History, has been awarded $70k in support for her new book, Sacred Spectating: Monastic Architecture and Spirituality in Late Antique Egypt, from the American Council for Learned Societies and the American Philosophical Society.

• 
  Calvillo awarded

  Elena Calvillo, Associate Professor of Art History, has received a Samuel H. Kress Senior Fellowship from the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art  for her book project, Rome in Translation: Cultural Brokerage in Sixteenth-century Italy.