UCR, Department of the History of Art, Visual Resources Collection

Manuel Teget-Welz, Ph.D., from our sister institution, the University of Erlangen-Nuremburg, will be in Riverside to present 'Meeting the Unknown: Albrect Dürer and the Aztecs'.
Please join us on Wednesday, April 3!

Desert Distortion and Elemental Immediacy
Dr. Celina Osuna, University of Texas, El Paso

Join us Tuesday, February 6 in person, and on Zoom, for a discussion of desert distortion as a generative mode of engaging desert agency to unsettle old understandings. See comments for link.

Congratulations to UCR’s Homer Charles Arnold who will present his research at the 2024 Getty Graduate Symposium!
Free and open to the public.Registration link below.

Getty Graduate Symposium 2024 | Getty To attend in person, click "Get Tickets."To watch online, register via Zoom. The Getty Research Institute hosts the sixth annual Getty Graduate Symposium, which showcases the work of emerging scholars from art history graduate programs across California. Organized into three sessions, the symposium....

Join us for the Fourth Distinguished WAI Lecture on Renaissance Art and Culture:

"A new concept of the picture in the Venetian Renaissance, its medieval roots and some general considerations on the temporality of viewing."

Presented by Prof. Dr. Johannes Grave, Department for Art History and Film Studies, Friedrich Schiller University Jena

Friday, 26 January 2024, 7.30-9.30 pm, UTC+8 Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, via Zoom

If you are residing outside mainland China, please register for virtual participation: https://forms.gle/LAj5SkGCuy7Pgu1x9

More information at: https://arthist.net/archive/39988

Join us on January 18!
Anne-Lise Desmas will speak on 'Camille Claudel at the Getty: Conceiving the Exhibition on this Visionary Woman Sculptor of the Turn of the 20th Century.