“A City of Silence”: Famagusta and its Bells
Michael Walsh, Professor of Art History, Savannah College of Art and Design, will present a lecture entitled "A City of Silence”: Famagusta and its Bells."
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Revealing Histories: New Perspectives on the Architectural Heritage of Cyprus
Macksey Room, Eisenhower Library A workshop organized by Ünver Rüstem (History of Art) and Michael Walsh (Savannah College of Art and Design) 1:00–3:00: Michael Walsh, “Beyond Borders and into Digital […]
Francesca Bewer (Harvard Art Museums)
The Program in Museums and Society is hosting Francesca Bewer, Research Curator of the Conservation and Technical Study Programs at Harvard Art Museums and Director of the Summer Institute for […]
VITRUVIAN: film screening and Q&A
This event will take place in the Lazarus Center of the Maryland Institute, College of Art. VITRUVIAN Access Film by Jerron Herman, directed by Cayla Mae Simpson followed by a […]
VITRUVIAN by Jerron Herman
This event takes place at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Registration Required. On Wednesday, March 1, there will be an open rehearsal of this work. If you wish to join, […]
Distinguished Lecture in Art of the Ancient Americas: The Luminous Mystique of the Royal Body: Lady of Cao. Moche Culture, 500 CE
The Department of the History of Art at Johns Hopkins University is hosting Professor John W. Verano from Tulane University. Dr. Verano will be giving the Distinguished Lecture in the Art of the Ancient Americas on the Luminous Mystique of the Royal Body: Lady of Cao: Moche Culture, 500 CE.
An Ethnology of Modernism: Philip Guston Now and Then
Gilman 177 @ 3400 N Charles St Baltimore, MD, United StatesRobert Slifkin, NYU Institute of Fine Arts, will present a lecture on the art of Philip Guston, "An Ethnology of Modernism: Philip Guston Now and Then," discussing its engagement with […]
“Bacchae Before” and Open Process: responding to anti-trans legislation through art
Merrick Barn, JHU Homewood Campus 3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland, United StatesMike Chin, (object animation), Maxe Crandall, (co-director and playwright), and Silk Worm, (performer) will join Abraham Stoll, (Director, Theatre Arts and Studies Program) and Phoebe Peter Oathout (Writing Seminars and […]
Meaning, Memory, and Mystery: Curating Historical Native American Art
Bakst theatre, Evergreen Museum and Library 4545 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MarylandThe Department of the History of Art and Evergreen Museum and Library Johns Hopkins University presents a lecture by Gaylord Torrence (Nelson-Adkins Museum). This lecture is free, in-person, and open […]
Bacchae Before (live performance)
All events take place at the Merrick Barn on JHU’s Homewood campus. San Francisco-based Hope Mohr Dance will be visiting JHU and performing their original work, Bacchae Before, a dance theater project co-directed […]
Bacchae Before (live performance)
All events take place at the Merrick Barn on JHU’s Homewood campus. San Francisco-based Hope Mohr Dance will be visiting JHU and performing their original work, Bacchae Before, a dance theater project co-directed […]
Water as Reflecting Stones: Liquid Impressions in Moissac
Gilman 300 3400 N Charles St, Baltimore, Maryland, United StatesThe departments of History and History of Art welcome Vincent Debiais from the L’École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHSS) in Paris. Dr. Debiais will speak on "Water as […]