Art History Student Work

First-year art history students Hayla May and Lovisa Broberg were joined by second-year philosophy MA student Pierce Marks at the conference from January 23-25. There they presented their research, explored the benefits of OSU’s engagement in the Center for Renaissance Studies Consortium, and connected with graduate students from around the country.

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Art history MA student Roxanne Beason has had her paper, "Lost and Found: Anna Belle Mitchell, Jane Osti, and the Revival of Cherokee Pottery in Oklahoma,” accepted for the 2020 Newberry Consortium for American Indian and Indigenous Studies (NCAIS) Graduate Student Conference, on February 22, 2020 at the Newberry Library in Chicago. NCAIS Graduate Students will be presenting papers in a number of academic fields related to American Indian and Indigenous Studies. NCAIS Faculty members and other students in the audience help presenters further develop their ideas and arguments through questions and constructive feedback. The full program is available on the Newberry Library website: https://www.newberry.org/02222020-2020-ncais-graduate-student-conference

ART 4763/5763 Spring 2019 Students Curate Exhibition at OSUMA

A group of students in Dr. Louise Siddons’ History of Native American Art and Material Culture Course (Art 4763/5763) in Spring 2019 have co-curated an exhibition at the Oklahoma State Museum of Art with faculty advisors Dr. Siddons and Dr. Trever Lee Holland (English Department).

Art History MA student Catarina de Araújo interviews Jonathas de Andrade who has an exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary art in Chicago through August 25, 2019.

She conducted (and translated!) the interview which is published in Sequitur: You can read the article here.

Founded in 2014, SEQUITUR is a scholarly art and architectural history journal housed within the Boston University Department of History of Art & Architecture. SEQUITUR features the writing of graduate students and we solicit proposals from students at all universities. 

Student: Taylor Anthony
Date: Spring 2019
Class: The Visual Culture of the Islamic World
Professor: Jennifer Borland

Our M.A. graduate student, Cassidy Petrazzi, has been awarded a prestigious prize (an Honorary Graduate Commencement Marshal Award) and will be recognized at graduate commencement. Well deserved, Cassidy!

Art History Masters' students go to Dallas to participate at the 2019 RASC/a: Art History Graduate Conference, Beyond the Vision: The Sensorion in Art, at the Southern Methodist University.

Art History MA student Roxanne Beason's article in Art Focus Oklahoma Winter 2018.

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