Amy Werbel Completes Research on Academic Freedom and Censorship
Amy Werbel, professor of History of Art, has completed her term as a non-resident fellow at the University of California […]
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Tag: History of Art
Textbook on Mannequins Features Two FIT Educators
In fashion exhibitions, one usually focuses on the clothes, not the stiff figures wearing them. But a recent new book, […]
Read moreBlack Queer Masculinities in Modern and Contemporary Film: A Conversation
Isaac Jean-François, Yale University, in a conversation with Richard Montañez, Art History and Museum Professions ’22, on the short film […]
Read moreVirtual Event: Gender, Body and Masculinity in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia
Join an exciting 45-minute conversation on gender conceptions, gender change, masculinity, and more in the world of ancient Egypt and […]
Read moreGlobally Connected @ FIT: Building Bridges: Experiences from Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)
Join us for a conversation about building bridges between students in the United States and Lebanon through the virtual exchange […]
Read moreCANCELED: Art on the Ground: Shameekia Johnson (AHMP ’21) in Conversation with Duneska Michel
This event has been canceled. Stay tuned for future Art on the Ground events. Art on the Ground, founded by […]
Read moreArt/Works: Teaching Labor and Capitalism in Art and Design Symposium
Teaching Business and Labor History to Art and Design Students presents the Art/Works: Teaching Labor and Capitalism in Art and […]
Read moreArt/Works: Teaching Labor and Capitalism in Art and Design Symposium
Teaching Business and Labor History to Art and Design Students presents the Art/Works: Teaching Labor and Capitalism in Art and […]
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Attend Panel Discussion About the Capitol’s Legacy with Amy Werbel
Amy Werbel, professor of History of Art, will participate in a panel discussion titled “Reframing the Legacy of the Capitol” […]
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Amy Werbel Publishes Peer-Reviewed Article on Haberle’s ‘A Bachelor’s Drawer’
Amy Werbel, professor of the History of Art, has published an article, “John Haberle’s A Bachelor’s Drawer: Censorship, Geologic Time, […]
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