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Baird Jarman Publishes Article in Early Popular Visual Culture Journal
19 September 2022Professor of Art History Baird Jarman’s article looks specifically at the work of the prominent illustrator and animator Winsor McCay, and examines his popular vaudeville routine entitled “The Seven Ages…
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Katie Ryor co-led Workshop at National Museum of Asian Art
15 September 2022Katie Ryor, Tanaka memorial professor of international understanding and art history, co-led a workshop on Color in Ming Dynasty Art at the National Museum of Asian Art. The event marked the…
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Ross Elfline Publishes Two Essays
16 June 2022This month associate professor of art history Ross Elfline has two essays coming out in separate edited volumes, each devoted to the field of architecture’s relationship to other disciplines. One essay, focused…
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Academics at Work: David Lefkowitz displays his expertise at Minnesota Historical Society art exhibition
25 May 2022Lefkowitz’s unique artistic perspective showcases his connection to the environment, Northfield and Carleton itself. Read full story here.
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Empty Bowls is Back! Outside link
29 April 2022Join us on the Baldspot, May 13, 11:30-1:15 Empty Bowls is an annual event that raises money for the local food shelf through a shared meal of community donated soup…
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Artists Maria Cristina (Tina) Tavera and Xavier Tavera designed a lenticular artwork on the Green Crescent, a pedestrian and bicycle thoroughfare along 35W between the Midtown Greenway and Lake Street.…
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Profiles in Teaching: Xavier Tavera Castro Uses Photography as a Vehicle for Storytelling Outside link
10 February 2022Tavera, an assistant art professor who is currently teaching Beginning Photography and Constructed Image, began a permanent faculty position at Carleton this fall.
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Fred Hagstrom, a member of the Carleton College faculty since 1984, is the 2022 recipient of the CAA Distinguished Teaching of Art Award. Hagstrom’s nomination included endorsements from former students…
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Alison Kettering, William R. Kenan Jr., Professor of Art History Emerita, publishes an article on women watercolorists in the Spring/Summer issue of Woman’s Art Journal: “Watercolor and Women in the Early…
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Professor of Art, has work included in the exhibition Nature:Wild and Wonderful at the Reedy Gallery at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen. The show runs through September 6.
