Master of Art in Art History Students Present Student Research May 18th
Friday, May 11, 2012
Five University of St. Thomas Master in Art History students– who will receive their master’s degrees later this month – will present their research in a forum at 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 18th, in O’Shaughnessy Educational Center auditorium at the university, 2115 Summit Ave. Location and parking information may be found by visiting www.stthomas.edu/campusmaps.
Invitation
The students, their presentations and faculty advisers include:
- Alysya Ohland
Inspired by the Past::
Title Page Design by Andreas Gutterwitz
Dr. Craig Eliason, faculty adviser
- Nicole Wankel
The Greatest Secret of this Art:
Caravaggio's Jupiter, Neptune and Pluto and the
Art of Science in Early Modern Italy
Nassim Rossi, faculty adviser
- Ann Bieganek
The "Autoethnography" of a Vanishing Race
Dr. Heather Shirey, faculty adviser
- Rito Rios
Cultural Sovereignty in Native American Exhibitions
Dr. Victoria Young, faculty adviser
- Katie Czarniecki Hill
Aaron Douglas's 1926 Harlem Renaissance Graphic Illustrations
and the Construction of Modern Black Identity
Dr. Heather Shirey, faculty adviser
