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Home > News & Events > Newsletters > Newsletter 2000 Vol. 2, n. 1 - Fenruary 2000 |
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NEW FACULTY APPOINTMENT
In the fall of 1999, Dr. Jane Sharp (Ph.D. Yale University) joined the Art History department as Assistant Professor. She holds a joint appointment with the Zimmerli Art Museum where she is Research Curator of the Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Soviet Nonconformist art. Visit the Faculty page to learn more about Dr. Sharp’s research interests.
LUCE FOUNDATION AWARD
The department is delighted to announce the receipt of a $25,000 award from the Henry Luce Foundation to support graduate student research in the field of American art. In acknowledgment of this distinguished honor, the Grad School has matched the grant so that the department can offer five full dissertation fellowships over the next three years.
DEPARTMENTAL FACELIFT
Come and visit to see the renovations to the main department office!
UPCOMING EVENTS
The department is sponsoring four lectures this spring to which you are all cordially invited to attend:
February 21, 4:30pm-- Sible de Blaauw, Dutch Institute, Rome, “The high altar of Saint Paul’s Outside the Walls, Rome: The Early Christian Arrangement and its Reinterpretations, from Gregory the Great to Luigi Poletti, Zimmerli Art Museum, Education Room
February 22, 4:30pm—Ziva Amishai-Maisels, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, “German and Israeli Reactions to the Holocaust in Art,” The Inaugural Eig Family Lecture at Brower Commons, 145 College Ave.
March 1, 4:30pm—Sebastian Schűtze, University of Münster, “Discovering Parnassus: Cardinal Maffeo Barberini and the Felsina Pittrice”
March 30, 4:30—Katherine Smith, New York Univeristy, “Ideology and Pedagogy: Context and Function of the Infancy Miracles in the Neville of Hornby Hours”, Zimmerli Art Museum, Education Room
The annual grad student symposium will take place on Monday, April 10.
Also to attend: Prof. Tod Marder Daniel H. Silberberg Lecture, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University (March 2000)
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ALL ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ART HISTORY AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY:
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Department of Art History
Voorhees Hall
71 Hamilton Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Tel: 732-932-7041
Fax: 732-932-1261
Catherine Puglisi, Chairperson
Erik Thunø , Undergraduate Director
Susan Sidlauskas, Graduate Program Director
Cathy Pizzi, Department Administrator
Geralyn Colvil, Student Coordinator