Lilly Lee and Damarys Rodrigues '24 at the Tate Gallery, London in Professor Morse-Jones’ study abroad class, 19th-Century European Art.
Sita Moses '23 prepares to host indigenous artifact critical analysis program in Pannell Gallery during the fall 2022 Valaria Tatera exhibition Justice.
Damarys Rodrigues ’24 serves as an intern for the Sweet Briar Galleries with Director of Galleries and Museum Clare van Loenen.
Students in The Medieval Book examine a piece from Sweet Briar’s art collection.
Etaf Jumaa '26 studys the prints of Mahsa R Fard in the fall 2022 exhibition in Benedict Gallery.
The art history program provides students with an understanding of art and architecture in their social, political, and cultural context.
Students will be introduced to the means by which art can be critically observed, intelligently analyzed and knowledgeably discussed. Inherently interdisciplinary, the study of art history involves the study of not just art and history, but also religion, philosophy, literature, music, anthropology, among others. Rooted in research, exploration of art history deepens academic skills that are fundamental to the liberal arts.
STAMMTISCH:an Arts-Wide lunch meeting forallarts division majors and minors*(English and Creative Writing, Studio Art, Art History, Theatre, Dance, Music, Arts Management)
*all arts interested students welcome!
STAMMTISCH:an Arts-Wide lunch meeting forallarts division majors and minors*(English and Creative Writing, Studio Art, Art History, Theatre, Dance, Music, Arts Management)
*all arts interested students welcome!
STAMMTISCH:an Arts-Wide lunch meeting forallarts division majors and minors*(English and Creative Writing, Studio Art, Art History, Theatre, Dance, Music, Arts Management)
*all arts interested students welcome!
How an internship in the Sweet Briar galleries inspired further research.
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Researching and mapping medieval women artists and patrons.
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