History of Art and Architecture Professor Wins NEH Support to Examine Immersive Art Experiences The Department of the History of Art and Architecture Hosts MAP this Spring Meet an Oregon Design Duck: Alexis Garcia HAA PhD Graduate Appointed as Associate Curator at the Utah Museum of Fine ArtOn a cold January morning, University of Oregon (UO) alumna Emily Lawhead, PhD '22, was excited. History of Art and Architecture professor Kate Mondloch Wins 2022 Faculty Excellence in Universal Design Award Exploring Jewish Art and Architecture with the College of DesignLearn more about HAA's newest course, Ancient Jewish Art and Architecture (ARH 321) and its guest speaker series. New Faculty and Placements in the College of DesignThe college celebrates new faculty and new placements for current faculty. College of Design Congratulates Faculty on Tenure and PromotionThe UO has promoted 10 College of Design faculty members—a process that involves rigorous review and recognizes tireless commitment. From the ‘City of Water’ to the Ghost-Monsters of Edo-Era Japan, Students Create a JSMA ExhibitionIn an art history course, students helped design the exhibition "Rhapsody in Blue and Red: Ukiyo-e Prints of the Utagawa School." College of Design Faculty Named Presidential Fellows in Humanistic StudiesAssociate Professor Anya Kivarkis, Assistant Professor Nina Amstutz, and Assistant Professor Sylvan Lionni won the UO awards. Maile Hutterer on the Reopening of Notre Dame after the Historic 2019 Paris FireThe HAA assistant professor talks to InsideHook about seeing the 12th-century cathedral’s rescued art and artifacts in their original context. Design Faculty Receive 2021 Faculty Research AwardsThe Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation recognized Maile Hutterer of HAA and Kory Russel of Landscape Architecture. Philosopher, Environmental Activist, Cultural Critic—Get to Know the New College of Design DeanOregon Quarterly features Dean Adrian Parr in 'Adrian Parr: An Explorer by Design,' a profile that follows her journey from the forests of Sydney to the forests of Eugene. An Art History Student Finds her Voice and her NicheMorning Glory Ritchie, the recipient of the Gloria Tovar Lee Scholarship, says the field made her a better communicator. Keith Eggener on the World’s Most Famous Resting PlaceThe Marion D. Ross Distinguished Professor of Architectural History talks to How Stuff Works about Père Lachaise, the legendary Parisian cemetery. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page Next › Last page Last »
