Visiting Scholar imparts vast knowledge on Medieval Apocalypse manuscripts for themed Interdisciplinary Arts seminar

Scholar Richard Emmerson shared his apocalypse-related subject expertise with this year’s seminar for Interdisciplinary Arts students and for other students and faculty across campus.

Classified Senate names Melissa Ervin Employee of the Month

Classified Senate has named Melissa Ervin, administrative associate for the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and the School of Film, the Employee of the Month for February 2020. 

Dr. Garrett Field Delivers Invited Lecture for the Dhivehi Language Academy, Maldives

On September 6 Dr. Garrett Field delivered an invited lecture via Zoom for the Dhivehi Language Academy. The Dhivehi Language Academy is a national institution in the Maldives. Dr.

Professor Marchenkov Publishes Edited Volume on Hegel’s Aesthetics

The School of Interdisciplinary Arts is pleased to announce that Dr. Vladimir Marchenkov, Professor of Philosophy of Art, has recently co-edited with Stefan Bird-Pollan a volume entitled Hegel's Political Aesthetics: Art in Modern Society (Bloomsbury Publishing 2020).

Kat Hammond on Revolutionary Street Art

New BFA in Interdisciplinary Arts

Some students learn and create using hybrid forms: New music is encountered with moving images; visual art guides stage and costume design; dancers sometime combine live music into their movement. 

Fine Arts College Summer 2020 Course Offerings

Explore the Dance Cultures of the World with Zelma Badu-Younge, learn more about film criticism with Rafal Sokolowski, sharpen your understanding of music theory and the history of rock music, or take an acting fundamentals course with Rebecca Vernoy.

Dr. Keith Phetlhe Publishes Translation of Setswana Novel

The School of Interdisciplinary Arts is proud to announce that Dr. Keith Phetlhe has published an English translation and critical introduction to a groundbreaking Setswana-language novel written by T.J. Pheto. Dr.

Ohio University 2020 Global Arts Festival

Kennedy Museum of Art immerses visitors in Indigenous Math Circles

Ohio University’s Kennedy Museum of Art presents Pattern & Disruption: Diné Lifeways and Embedded Mathematics on view now. Drawing from the Edwin L. and Ruth E.