Virtual Colloquia | Penn History of Art

VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Holly Pittman and Steve Tinney, "The Warrior's Return: Iconography and Power Between Early Dynastic Lagash and Nippur"

April 23, 2021
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Stephanie Gibson, “Trauma Behind the Walls: A Case Study of Eastern State Penitentiary”

October 1, 2021

Past Virtual Colloquia

VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Elly R. Truitt, “Visualizing Universality: The Codex, the Clock, and the Late-Medieval Christian Worldview”

April 2, 2021
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Ann Kuttner, “Dreaming Rome: Space, Time, and Violence at the Ara Pacis Augustae"

March 26, 2021
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Ramey Mize, PhD Candidate in the History of Art, “Bearing Witness to the Battle of the Little Bighorn: Edgar S. Paxson, Matȟó Nážiŋ, and the Art of (Counter)Testimony"

March 19, 2021
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Dr. Ian Verstegen, "Rudolf Arnheim and the Disquieting Questions of Life and Art"

January 29, 2021
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, “Every Eye is Upon Me: First Ladies of the United States”

January 22, 2021
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Shira Brisman, "Contriving Scarcity in Early Modern Art and Law"

December 4, 2020
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Dr. Elyan Jeanine Hill, "Altars in Motion: Embodied Visualities in Togolese Sacred Arts"

November 20, 2020
**CANCELLED** VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Anna Linehan, "The Veiled Stage: Interiority and Textility in Nabi Painting and Symbolist Spectacle"

November 13, 2020
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Naoko Adachi, PhD Candidate in the History of Art, "Cover Story: Images of Japan in Photograph Albums from the Meiji period (1868-1912)"

October 30, 2020
VIRTUAL COLLOQUIUM - Dr. Margaret M. Bruchac, "Listening to Object Witnesses: Reading and Recovering Wampum in Museum Collections"

October 23, 2020