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275 Articles Found

401 Richmond, a Toronto-based arts hub, is one of the many internship partners with the Department of Art History. Photo credit: Vik Pahwa | 401 Richmond.

"There's so much you can do with it"—Connecting art history courses to careers

December 02, 2021

Through experiential learning opportunities, Jessica Mace is helping students see the bigger picture in art history-related careers.

Banners reading Congratulatios to all our graduates hanging from Convocation Hall

Congratulations to our November 2021 Graduates!

November 18, 2021

U of T's Fall Convocation 2021 ceremony was presented virtually on video on November 18, 2021 at 12 pm ET. The virtual ceremony is available to view on U of T's YouTube page and on the Office of Convocation website.

The Age of Rope, Parts 1 and 2 by Christy Anderson

Article: The Age of Rope, Parts 1 and 2

November 16, 2021

Professor Christy Anderson recently published a two-part essay in Platform discussing rope and ropemaking.

Isabelle Gapp

Meet Our Postdoctoral Fellows: Isabelle Gapp

November 01, 2021

Arts & Science Postdoctoral Fellow

Josie Greenhill awarded a St. Michael’s College Junior Fellowship

Josie Greenhill awarded a St. Michael’s College Junior Fellowship

October 22, 2021

St. Michael's College has awarded Josie Greenhill a junior fellowship (2021–22). As part of the inaugural cohort of St.

Canada Constructed Interview: In conversation with Mark Cheetham

Canada Constructed Interview: In conversation with Mark Cheetham

October 22, 2021

Professor Mark Cheetham was recently featured in the Canada Constructed Interview Series, where he shares his research around eco art, art making, and curation. Prof. Cheetham discusses a variety of projects in which he has been involved and his hopes for the future of the study of these topics in Canada.

‘Tree Protection Zone,’ a Public Art Project on Hart House Commons, Transformed by Indigenous Art

"Tree Protection Zone," a Public Art Project on Hart House Commons, Transformed by Indigenous Art

October 12, 2021

Hart House and The Art Museum at the University of Toronto have reimagined Hart House Commons through a hugely inventive public art project, the ‘Tree Protection Zone.’ This unique outdoor space now showcases some stunning Indigenous art with a profound environmental message.

Historical APPistemology: The Mapping of the Expanded Field of Cultural Heritage AR Apps As a Creative Tool

Article: Historical APPistemology

October 08, 2021

Liron Efrat recently published an article in the International Journal for Digital Art History about digital heritage and augmented reality in museums.

Miami airport, Florida, 2014. Photo by Harry Gruyaert/Magnum

Article: On the Art and Science of Making Buildings Sound Natural

October 06, 2021

Professor Joseph L. Clarke recently published an article in Aeon discussing the art and science of making buildings sound natural. Prof. Clarke examines how our movies and offices are engineered to sound natural based on what rang false in the theatres of 18-century Paris.

Palaikastro Crete

Podcast Episode: Bronze Age Palaikastro Crete w. Professor Carl Knappett

October 06, 2021

Bronze Age Palaikastro on the Island of Crete remarkably persisted for over two millennia, and peculiarly, may never have had a palatial building.

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