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Maggie Wander (2015 cohort) teaches Ecology, Colonialism, and Contemporary Art in Oceania in Spring 2019
Maggie Wander and Marion Cadora co-chair panel at annual conference for the European Society of Oceanists in Cambridge, UK
Maggie Wander chairs panel at annual conference of the College Art Association
Christina Hellmich co-curates Lisa Reihana in Pursuit of Venus [infected] exhibition
Ace Lehner at ICP
Ace Lehner Presents at the International Center of Photography
Convite popular, 2016 People's Guelaguetza (Oaxaca, Mexico, 2016).
Lorraine Affourtit publishes article in the Journal of Labor and Society
Catherine Ries receives Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) on behalf of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to study Indonesian
Ace Lehner presents paper on the work of trans-non binary performance artist Travis Alabanza at the College Art Association Conference in NYC
Ace Lehner chairs panel on Trans Representations at College Art Association Conference in NYC
Ace Lehner Published in ART JOURNAL
Inka ñusta (cropped); Museo del Inka, Cusco, Peru; oil on canvas
Gaby Greenlee receives Fulbright-Hays DDRA fellowship to do research in Peru
Refract Cover
"Refraction," the inaugural issue of Refract: An Open Access Visual Studies Journal
Aubrey Hobart accepts position as Curator of the Roswell Museum and Art Center
Figurines for sale in a Wyoming thrift store, photo by LuLing Osofsky
LuLing Osofsky Presents a Lyric Alternate Cartography of Wyoming at the 115th Annual Pacific Ancient and Modern Languages Association Conference in Honolulu, HI
Mary Thomas
Mary Thomas joins “Mexican American Art Since 1848” as Postdoctoral Associate
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Jordan Reznick in BETWEEN. at the Portland Art Museum
Screen shot of Gaby's digital mapping project on Inca territory
Gaby Greenlee receives two digital humanities fellowships
Black Panthers from Sacramento at a Free Huey rally, Bobby Hutton Memorial Park, Oakland. Photo by Pirkle Jones, from The Vanguard: A Photographic Essay on the Black Panthers (Boston:Beacon Press, 1968), courtesy UCSC Special Collections and Archives.
crystal am nelson publishes on Marvel's Black Panther character and the Black Panther Party, in Feminist Media Histories
Manuscript, 1600, re: "Guerta y Casa de Yucay," Library of Congress
Gaby Greenlee is awarded a Walter Read Hovey grant through the Pittsburgh Foundation to aid in the development of her dissertation on colonial Andean visual culture
Amanda M. Maples in the Thomas K. Seligman Gallery of African Art, Cantor Arts Center, where she installed the permanent exhibition In Dialogue: African Arts. Photo courtesy of Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University.
Amanda M. Maples accepts position as Curator of African Art at the North Carolina Museum of Art
Masquerade performance, Freetown, Sierra Leone. Photo by Amanda M. Maples
Amanda M. Maples publishes in two scholarly journals
Detail of "Potsdam, 06. 10.1985-Falkenberger Chaussee 13/502, 1092 Berlin-Ost, 07.10.1985," in Furuya Seiichi, Mémoires 1978-1988 (Graz: Edition Camera Austria and Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum, 1989) p. 89 (research photo by Ellen Takata)
Research by Ellen Takata Forthcoming in Innovative Research for Japanese Studies
Tatiane Santa Rosa
Tatiane Schilaro Santa Rosa was selected as a participant of the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program in Critical Studies
Masquerade performance, Freetown, Sierra Leone. Photo by Amanda M. Maples.
Amanda M. Maples gives paper at the 2018 African Studies Association Annual Meeting
Refract: An Open Access Visual Studies Journal publishes first issue in Fall 2018

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