So what can you actually do with an art history degree? This is a question that the Art History Department answered with two workshops that took place on September 30th and October 7th.
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This fall, students from Professor Katie Hornstein's class, European Art in the Age of Revolution (1750–1850), stepped into the Hood Museum's Bernstein Center for a change of pace in learning. In the study center, the edges of the room were lined with late 18th- and early 19th-century European objects. While many expected a traditional museum tour, they were invited, instead, to slow down and look.
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Assistant Professor Elizabeth Kassler-Taub curates Hood exhibition in conjunction with ARTH 89.05: Art Historical Theory and Method.
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Please join us for a public lecture by Cécile Fromont, Professor of History of Art and Africa, Latin America, and the Early Modern Atlantic, Harvard University. Tuesday, October 14th, 4:30pm in Carpenter 13.
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Recent Art History graduate, Sadie Weil's newly curated exhibition at the Hood, "Hidden Histories: Art, Provenance and the Nazi Era."
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