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Julia LaPlaca, CWRU Alumna, to Present at “Art For Every Season: The Ginn Family Collectors in Cleveland’s Golden Age.”

Kelvin Smith Library is hosting an event to celebrate Frank Hadley Ginn and his family, Cleveland's collectors and generous patrons of the arts. "Art for Every Season: The Ginn Family Collectors in Cleveland's Golden Age" will take place on September 7th, from 9 am till 11 am. Julia LaPlaca, CWRU...

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Jitske Jasperse: “A Taste for Limoges: Colorful Caskets in Medieval Spain”

This Friday (September 9) of Jitske Jasperse (Humboldt University of Berlin) will present "A Taste for Limoges: Colorful Caskets in Medieval Spain." WHEN: Friday, September 9, 2022, 5:30 p.m. WHERE: Cleveland Museum of Art, Morley Family Lecture Hall Bright colors, decorative patterns, and polished surfaces define Limoges caskets (also chasses). They were...

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Congratulations to Prof. Benay and Her Students Whose Work Was Profiled by Humanities For All

Congratulations to Prof. Benay and her undergraduate and graduate students, whose work on the EHI grant initiative Pressing Matters was recently profiled by Humanities for All! Published by the National Humanities Alliance, Humanities for All is the leading showcase for publicly engaged humanities work at colleges and universities. Read the article here: https://humanitiesforall.org/projects/pressing-matters

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Congratulations to Professor Gertsman for Her Latest Publication in Gesta!

We are excited to announce Professor Elina Gertsman's latest publication in Gesta, the flagship journal of the International Center for Medieval Art. Titled “Animal Affinities: Monsters and Marvels in the Ambrosian Tanakh,” the article offers a first look at Professor Gertsman's new area of scholarly interest, medieval Jewish material culture,...

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Huge Congratulations to Our Alumna Julie Polsinelli on Her Appointment as the Assistant Director and Gallery Manager at the Valley Art Center!

Julie will oversee all areas of gallery management. Her responsibilities include maintaining the organizational calendar of exhibitions, communicating with artists and jurors, managing calls to entry, acting as the courier of artwork, leading the Gallery Committee, managing and executing gallery sales, building relationships with artists, and coordinating the hanging...

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Hot off the press!

Angie Verduci and Prof. Elina Gertsman are delighted to announce that their first collaboration has been published. Their article on late medieval Dance of Death murals in northern Italy has just appeared in Source 41, no. 3 (2022). It focuses on an extraordinary fresco cycle in Nosate, bringing it...

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PhD Student Reed O’Mara Works This Summer at Special Collections and Archives of CWRU’s Kelvin Smith Library

Third-year PhD student Reed O’Mara began working this summer at Special Collections and Archives of CWRU’s Kelvin Smith Library. In addition to managing the Hatch Special Collections Reading Room, Reed has been assisting with archiving materials from Cleveland’s own Karamu House as well as studying Special Collection’s various medieval...

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