Video essay by doctoral candidate Kazemimanesh featured in MAI: Feminism and Visual Culture

Sara Kazemimanesh, Doctoral Candidate in Interdisciplinary Arts and a scholar/artist in Film, has published a video essay, entitled Or Not, in the third issue of online peer-reviewed journal, MAI: Feminism and Visual Culture.

Doctoral candidate Hayley McGuirk published in July 2019 Women's Studies journal

Hayley McGuirk, doctoral student of Art and Architectural History in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts, has an essay published in the 2019 Vol 48 issue of Women's Studies: An inter-disciplinary journal, published by Taylor & Francis, Inc. 

Alumna Violet Patton Commits Transformational Gift to Fine Arts & Education

Dhivehi-Language Interview with Dr. Garrett Field in the Maldives

Dr. Garrett Field, musicologist in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and the School of Music, has been engaged in research in the Maldives.

Celebrating Æthelred Eldridge, Fall 2019

The School of Art + Design and the College of Fine Arts celebrates the life and work of Professor Emeritus Æthelred Eldridge (1930–2018) with an exhibition, performances, alumni and community event, and exhibitions in Athens and beyond, beginning with Æthelred Eldridge Exhibition of Work

Student Explores Connections to Home: Film and Video Art in Contemporary China

Doctoral student, Zhou Chao is an artist who identifies with the wanderer, the traveler, and the explorer.

Interview with Alumni Jenna Altomonte: On Remote Technology and the Artist’s Response to War

An Interview with Interdisciplinary Arts alumni, Jenna Altomonte, on her dissertation research completed in 2017 and her continued interest in technology’s impact on artists dealing with trauma firsthand and from a distance.

Samba Camara on the Religious and the Secular in Senegalese Popular Music

Camara’s Ph.D.

Ephemeral Street Art of the Egyptian Revolution

Spurred on by the momentous shift breaking out across Egypt in 2011, Kat Hammond's doctoral research positions Egyptian street artists and documentarians as an active history-making force in the revolution.

Garrett Field Delivers Invited Lecture at the University of Chicago's South Asia Seminar Series 

On April 18 Dr. Garrett Field will deliver an invited lecture at the University of Chicago for their South Asia Seminar Series. The lecture is entitled, "Syllable Scrambling in Dhivehi Poetry of the Maldives."