COLORED DUST: The Search for Beautiful and Everlasting Pigments Prof. Rebekah Compton, College of Charleston This talk examines the origins...

Mark your calendars for the Riley Family Class of 2013 Art History Lecture: “Michelangelo in the Valley of the Shadow of Death” Presented by...

Dartmouth Alumni Magazine recently featured our department in two articles! "Was it Worth it?" 20 years later, Art History majors reflect on...

On January 15th, the Art History Department held a workshop in their series designed to help students like me discover career paths in Art...

‘Text+Textile+Technology’ reframes craft as critical inquiry across disciplines.

Save the date! Join us February 26th at 4:30 in Carpenter 106 for Career Workshop IV: Art & Law with Dr. Jennifer A. Morris....

Join us on February 24th at 5:00pm for Ijlal Muzaffar's lecture, Depth and Belonging. In this talk, Muzaffar will examine the untenable...

The initiative funds faculty and student projects and strengthens campuswide collaboration.

Professors Sunglim Kim and Chad Elias investigate how Korean corporations use art to build global influence.

An art history program asked students to slow down, focus deeply, and discover what happens when you spend hours with a single work of art.