
On Beverly Buchanan: Patricia Ekpo & Ima-Abasi Okon in conversation
On Beverly Buchanan: Patricia Ekpo & Ima-Abasi Okon in conversation
Read moreThe department encourages the crossing not only of geographic but also disciplinary borders through exploration of a wide range of fields including architecture, urban planning, critical and post-colonial theory, media studies, the sciences and social history.
Associate Professor Annetta Alexandridis is featured in 'Firing the Canon: The Cornell Casts and Their Discontents':
Begun in 1924 and left unfinished at the time of his death in 1929, the Mnemosyne Atlas is Aby Warburg’s attempt to map the “afterlife of antiquity,” or how images of great symbolic, intellectual, and emotional power emerge in Western antiquity and then reappear and are reanimated in the art and cosmology of later times and places, from Alexandrian Greece to Weimar Germany. Focusing especially on the Renaissance, the historical period where he found the struggle between the forces of reason and unreason to be most palpable, Warburg hoped that the Mnemosyne Atlas would allow its spectators to experience for themselves the “polarities” that riddle culture and thought.
Click here to explore ten panels from the Mnemosyne Atlas.
On Beverly Buchanan: Patricia Ekpo & Ima-Abasi Okon in conversation
Read moreProf. Iftikhar Dadi presents on “Abstraction and Modernism” at the Clark Art Institute
Read morePhilip N. Sapirstein, PhD '08, Appointed Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto
Read moreThe outdoor exhibit celebrates the centenary of Deskaheh Levi General’s 1923 intervention on behalf of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy at the League of Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.
Read moreJolene Rickard Curates "Deskaheh in Geneva 1923-2023: Defending Haudenosaunee Sovereignty"
Read moreVisual Culture Colloquium with Michael Chagnon 9/30/2025
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