Lauren Lovings-Gomez’s “Antiquity, Exoticism, and Nature in Gold ‘Lotus and Dragon-fly’ Comb with Cyprian Glass Fragment”

On Saturday, March 9, second-year MA student Lauren Lovings-Gomez presented her paper “Antiquity, Exoticism, and Nature in Gold ‘Lotus and Dragon-fly’ Comb with Cyprian Glass Fragment” at the 36th Annual Art History Graduate Symposium at Florida State University. She was also able to see CWRU alumna Alexa Amore (MA, Class...

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Lacunae and their Phantoms

On February 28, Prof. Elina Gertsman delivered an invited talk at the Northwestern Medieval Colloquium, which brings distinguished speakers to campus for evening lectures and informal lunches with graduate students. Her paper, "Lacunae and their Phantoms," was drawn from her forthcoming book that explores medieval concepts of absence.

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Students in front of Swedish Modern Design
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Color and Comfort: Swedish Modern Design

The Class of 2019 Art History and Museum Studies MA students (Jacob Emmett, Hannah Hilditch, Kate Hublou, Tori Laser, Julia LaPlaca, Lauren Lovings-Gomez, and Tom Martis) spent the 2017-2018 school year proposing an exhibition that would showcase the Cleveland Museum of Art's extensive collection of textiles by mid-twentieth-century Swedish designers....

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ThinkBig Seed Sprint Award

A competitive ThinkBig Seed Sprint award from the Office of the Provost at CWRU was granted to the collaboration “Seeding Technical Art History,” an endeavor initiated by PhD students Lauryn Smith (Art History) and Michael McMaster (Physics). The faculty and staff team leaders are Prof. Catherine B. Scallen, (Art History), Prof. Ken...

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Bridging Euclid Avenue project receives a competitive ThinkBig Seed Sprint Award

An exciting collaborative project, Bridging Euclid Avenue: Creating a Dialogue between Art History and STEMM Departments, received a generous ThinkBig Seed Sprint award. Faculty members on the project team include Profs. Henry Adams, Elizabeth Bolman, Elina Gertsman, Mark Griswold (Radiology), and Harsh Mathur (Physics). Seed funds will be used to bring...

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Undergraduate JP Peralta

JP Peralta '19, a major in Art History and Theatre, has been selected to be an educator and interpreter at the American Pavilion of the 2019 Venice Biennale. He will be working under acclaimed sculptor Martin Puryear on a team of educators representing the United States at this renowned...

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