The History, Theory and Criticism of Architecture and Art (HTC) program aims to produce leading-edge scholars and intellectuals in the field of art and architectural history. We place a strong emphasis on historiography and analytical methodologies. Courses deal with the social and physical context of the built environment, the significant issues in current disciplinary thinking, as well as with the philosophical, political, and material contexts for works of art and architecture. We are proud of our long-standing relationship to and connection with peer institutions all around the world. More...
 "Modeling the Eighteenth Century: Clodion in the Ancien Régime and After" |
 Eco Deco: Art and Environment in the Long Eighteenth Century (CAA, Feb 13 |
 Upcoming Paper at SAH: Jordan is Palestine? Rewriting History Through Pedagogy and Space |
 Jordan is Palestine? Rewriting History Through Pedagogy and Space |
 CAA Panel Chair: Sacred Engagements: Religion and Ritual in the Museum |
 Tropicality in Francophone African Architecture: Leveraging ideas of Rhythm and Syncopation in Négritude after Independence |
 Tropicality in Francophone African Architecture: Leveraging ideas of Rhythm and Syncopation in Négritude after Independence |
 “Shifting Grounds: Visualizing, Materializing, and Embodying Environmental Change in the Early Modern European World, ca. 1400–1700” |
 Site-Archive-Medium VR, Architectural History, Pedagogy and the Case of Lifta |
 forthcoming paper at SAH 2021: "Beach as Media: Fluid Spaces, Modern Subjects" |