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Visual Studies Ph.D. Student News

Mary Thomas (2011 cohort): Art History on Air: Podcasting in the Classroom
Alex Moore is Co-recipient of the Dean’s Award at the Annual Graduate Research Symposium
Amanda Maples (2013 cohort): Grad School: There’s a First Time for Everything
Michelle Yee (2015 cohort): An impromptu trip to New York City to interview Malaysian artist Yee I-Lann
Sara Blaylock presented a paper at CAA's 2016 conference
Sara Blaylock to present a paper at Yale University
Rachel Nelson receives the jointly awarded 2016 Rhonda A. Saad Prize for Best Paper in Modern and Contemporary Arab Art
Amanda Maples gives a seminar and a conference paper at the University of Basel, Switzerland
Mary Thomas Awarded Dissertation Fellowship
Ace Lehner to present current research: "Trans* Selfies: Self-Portraiture in the age of Non-Binary Gender and Social Media"
Ace Lehner Essay Included in the Book, "Demos: Wapato Correctional Facility"
Ace Lehner Solo Show "Gangsters Revisited" at the Random Parts Gallery
Lorraine Affourtit receives 2016 Chancellor's Graduate Teaching Fellowship
Lorraine Affourtit receives the 2016 Chicano-Latino Research Center Graduate Student Mini-Grant
Amber Hickey accepts position as NYC SALT's Outreach Coordinator
Gaby Greenlee presented at the Bay Area Graduate Symposium in Art History, Film, and Media Studies at Stanford University
Lorraine Affourtit to present at American Society for Theatre Research conference
Aubrey Hobart’s article published in Hemisphere: Visual Cultures of the Americas, Vol. VIII
Lorraine Affourtit publishes article in peer-reviewed journal
Berlin Wall Park, photo by Sara Blaylock, enjoying a year in the city while researching her dissertation topic
Sara Blaylock (2011 cohort): A year in Berlin, researching experimental art from East Germany in the 1980s
Jordan Reznick (2013 cohort): Exploring US snapshot photography and the construction of whiteness
Kate Korroch (2014 cohort): Close encounters with South-Korean contemporary art
Christina Hellmich has curated the exhibition, Royal Hawaiian Featherwork: Nā Hulu Ali‘i, at the deYoung Museum on view until February 28, 2016
Mitchell Winter to present at Stanford University's Annual Religious Studies Graduate Student Conference: "Exploring Other Worlds: Constructing, Locating, and Navigating Imagined Religious Space", Oct. 1-2, 2015
Gaby Greenlee and Mary Thomas attend Getty Digital Art History Workshop

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