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...
News
Upcoming lecture on Friday, May 3, 2019 at 5:30pm in the CMA Recital Hall.
Professor Elina Gertsman and Professor Vincent Debiais (École des hautes études en sciences sociales) receive a History of Art Grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.
Check out the recent faculty publications!
Make sure to check out Elizabeth Bolman's, our very own department of art history and art chair, book regarding the surviving church of the Red Monastery. Click here to check out a review!
The CMA Collage Creation Contest is coming up on April 6th! Students and faculty are invited to participate. The winning entries will be displayed in the library’s art gallery as well as they will appear on the Cleveland Museum of Art Tumblr page. The winners will also receive a cash prize! Enter your collage today by clicking here. Good luck!
The Annual Julius Fund Lecture in Renaissance Art is on the horizon! It will be held on April 12 in the CMA Recital Hall at 5:30pm with a reception to follow. The lecture will be presented by Dr. Caludia Swan, so you won’t want to miss it!
The Annual Olszewski Lecture in Renaissance Art is fast approaching! It will be held on March 1st in the CMA Recital Hall at 5:30pm and will be followed by a reception. You won’t want to miss it, so make sure you add it to your calendars!
Professor Elina Gertsman talks about her new book The Middle Ages in 50 Objects, what she loves about Cleveland and more in her interview which was featured in The Daily. Click here to read more!
Only just published, The Middle Ages in 50 Objects, which Prof. Gertsman co-authored with Barbara Rosenwein, will be translated into Italian. The translation is slated to appear in 2020! For more on the book, click here.
Maggie Popkin, the Robson Junior Professor and Associate Professor of Art History, has been at work this past year researching ancient Roman souvenirs and memorabilia, a project supported by a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship.