Professor University of Toronto | Architecture | Ships + Maritime Spaces | Editor Art Bulletin | pens + powerlifting
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Is language training for art history inherently conservative? Is it ok to only use English sources in graduate work? Are all programs going this way? – at Toronto, Ontario
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A one-year post in early modern British history at King's London, full time, start date 1 Jan: jobs.ac.uk/job/DEF977/lectur…
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We at Emory Art History are hiring a TT Assistant Professor in Architecture to help build our burgeoning Architectural Studies program. Come be my colleague!
MArch/PhD or equivalent degrees required.
Deadline 4 December 2023
To apply > apply.interfolio.com/133024 – at Druid Hills, GA
via @nytimes
Wow! Exciting news!! nytimes.com/2023/11/20/arts/…
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Really enjoyed pulling together my reflections on working with @ONheritage for my @ArtHistory_uoft /@canconstructed course! 📝
Please read along on @PLATFORM__space to see the impact that community partnerships can have on students. 👇
#HigherEd #pedagogy #ExperientialLearning – at Calgary, Alberta
It is often difficult to have students understand that studying architectural history builds valuable skills. How can educators change this perception? This week, Jessica Mace @doctormace champions organization-partnered projects as a promising solution. platformspace.net/home/commu…
I am so pleased to see that @doctormace has another great article out. A model for #experientiallearning
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A wonderful selection of work by @miraschor at the @BourseCommerce The room is beautifully hung mostly with Schor’s fragile masks and dresses. Some with writing that might be an ancient or future script. Just traces really. Fantastic. @ArtHistory_uoft @ProvincetownArt – at Paris, France
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This week, we share a video conversation with artist Naoya Hatakeyama on his decade-long project to document the destruction and rebuilding of his hometown after the earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in 2011. #UnintendedMemories #TheLivesofDocuments cca.qc.ca/en/articles/91795/…
The challenge in diversifying the content to the Art Bulletin is not the lack of submissions, it is the challenge in finding readers with expertise in diverse fields. We are all busy but if I ask, please say yes. Or give me a BIG list of other experts. @caavisual