History of Art Students' Association, University of Toronto

Executive elections are now live! 🗳️🎨 Visit the linktree in our bio to cast your vote!

Come say hi at the Clubs Carnival this FRIDAY! 🎠🎡 Drop by to learn more about HASA, learn how to get involved, and pick up some free treats!

Still thinking about an executive position for 2024/25? The deadline to sign-up for our elections has been extended until August 30th! Visit the linktree in our bio for descriptions of the open positions and the intent to campaign form 🪐🌾

Voting will open to all UofT students currently enrolled in an Art History program in September. Stay tuned for more information about the election process!

HASA’s 2024 symposium journal is now published on the website! Click the link in our bio to read all the amazing papers presented at our conference in March, DE/CIPHER.

And… the announcement we’ve all been waiting for! HASA’S annual journal is now published! We’re so excited for you to read all the amazing papers presented at our conference in March, When Worlds End 🔥

https://arthistoryutoronto.wixsite.com/hasa/journal

The History of Art Students' Association proudly presents our 9th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium!

The theme is When Worlds When 🌋! The event will feature two keynote speeches by Ethan Matt Kavaler and artist Sasha Shevchenko.

The symposium will be hosted at Hart House!! On Saturday, March 18th starting at 10am. The event will include lunch and dinner. Make sure to register at the link in our bio. Come ponder ‘endings’ with us. 🌦️

Maya Harakawa’s talk is coming up on the 28th of Feb, we’re so excited. Join us on the 6th floor of Sid Smith in the NEW art history common room!

We roll with the punches 🥊 Small change in plans to our Field Notes Session! Our very own HASA President will be giving a special lecture, titled “Absent Landscapes” this Thursday! Join us for pizza, baked goods, and other refreshments in UCA101!

don’t forget to submit your Valentine’s Day candygrams! link in our bio 💌

Hey you 🫵🏽 Our Field Notes Session “Black Art: A Critical Introduction” is this Thursday! Meet our wonderful speaker Maya Harakawa. Join us for light refreshments in UCA101!

Gone may be the days of commissioning life size portraits in edenic scapes to profess your love for another, but HASA wants to bring a little romance your way this Valentine’s Day 💌 Sign up to send a physical candygram to someone you care about at the link in our bio!

Join us for the next instalment of our speaker series 📌 There’ll be snacks!

the next installation in our speaker series is coming up soon! Maya Harakawa will present ‘Black Art: A Critical Introduction’ on February 9th!

pssst 👀 have you ever wanted to be published in an academic journal? here’s your chance! we extended our deadline to the 21st of Jan! 🫦

forgot to submit? NO WORRIES! 💼

the submissions are still open as we continue to read through the wonderful papers we received. looking forward to reading the late ones ☺️

we made a bit of an oopsie… our welcome back social is THIS Thursday! We hope to see you all there. There’ll be tons of yummy food, puzzles, and collages to do! 🫢

come hang w HASA next Thursday in Woodsworth 119! We’ll have yummy food, art puzzles, and a collage session 🧩🎨

QUICK! Time’s running out to submit to our Undergrad Journal 🧨🧨

⏳ Tomorrow ⏳Submit to be featured in the History of Art Undergrad Student’s Association’s Journal!

At HASA, we think that Géricault’s ‘The Raft of The Medusa’ perfectly captures our symposium theme. The raft, festering with chaos, death, and destruction. The boat on the horizon, a symbol of hope for a future.

🗡LISTEN UP🗡 the deadline for submitting to HASA’s annual undergrad journal is this Friday!!!!!

Click the link in our bio to submit your ooky spooky essays on all things bloody, gory, and world ending. Super chill, we know.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us from HASA!! 🎄🎉

Hey you! Yeah you! Pick up the phone! HASA is calling for papers for our annual understate research symposium. Check out the link in our bio if you wanna be featured in our journal 📩

!!!CALL FOR PAPERS!!!

got something ooky spooky you’ve written for an Art History paper? submit to our journal! link in bio 🦅🪱🦇

happy reading week from all of us at HASA!🍾

HASA wants to host a graduation celebration for this year’s undergraduate art history students, you coming? Fill out the form at the link in our bio if you’re interested! 🪩🪄📩

Are you coming for HASA’s Field Notes Session?

Join us as PHD Candidate Rupert Nuttle tells us about Go-won-go Mohawk, a member of the Seneca Nation and a vaudeville performer who inverted settler-colonial identity expectations through the characters she portrayed. The talk is open to everyone and we’d love to see you all there! 📝

HASA’s Field Notes Session is this Thursday at 6 PM 🛋 We thought you’d like to meet our speaker! Join the session and be assured an amazing presentation and plenty of refreshments ✏️

Come join us for this year’s Field Notes session presented by Rupert Nuttle 🎈

Thursday, October 27th from 6-8pm in UC148 - we will see you all there!