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Visual Studies Ph.D. Student News

Ace Lehner to Present at FEMINIST TRANSLATIONS/QUEER MOBILITIES Symposium at UC Berkeley
Brinker Ferguson Presented Two Papers at the Museum Computer Network Conference in Dallas Texas
Brinker Ferguson Invited to be a Guest Lecturer at Tufts University
In April 2015 at the annual Museums and the Web conference, PhD candidate Brinker Ferguson co-chaired a Digital Heritage doctoral consortium.
Brinker Ferguson to Co-Chair a Digital Heritage Doctoral Consortium at the Museums and the Web Conference
Aubrey Hobart Invited to Speak at the College Art Association Conference (CAA)
Diana Rose Awarded an Integrative Graduate Humanities Education and Research Training (IGHERT) Fellowship
Sara K Blaylock Awarded One-Year DAAD Grant for Dissertation Research
Mary Thomas Awarded CASVA Predoctoral Fellowship for Historians of American Art
crystal am nelson to debut excerpt of video "horizon" at the This Is What I Want Festival in the Bay Area and UK, June 1st–21st
Christina Hellmich's Chapter Published in Nukuoro: Sculptures from Micronesia
crystal am nelson presented a paper at the 40th Annual Association for Art Historians conference
crystal am nelson co-presented a paper at the inaugural FAQ: A Salon Series in Feminist and Queer of Color Critique – Graduate Student Conference
Ace Lehner video Untitled (Never Leave Me) to debut at the National Queer Art Festival in San Francisco, June 7th
Ace Lehner presented: From Rayon to Original Plumbing: Looking at and thinking through Trans* embodiment as represented in Contemporary U.S. Visual Culture
Rachel Nelson's essay published in NKA: Journal of Contemporary African Art
Photography Exhibition "75 Years" includes work by Ace Lehner
Sara Kurpiers Blaylock to present paper at the annual Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference
Sara Kurpiers Blaylock to present at a workshop/conference on the theme of countercultures in the Eastern Bloc at Bristol University
Writing about the Wende Museum, Sara Blaylock argues for the significance of the Alltagsgeschichte (everyday history) as both a source of information about the past and as a site of resistance.
Sara Kurpiers Blaylock's article published in the journal, Verges: Germanic & Slavic Studies in Review
Ace Lehner (2013 cohort) teaches Photography Now, in Summer 2015 and Winter 2016
Sara Blaylock (2011 cohort) teaches German Art 1905 – 1945, in Summer Session 2016
Mary Thomas (2011 cohort) teaches Introduction to U.S. Art and Visual Culture, in Spring 2016
Lorraine Affourtit (2012 cohort) teaches Activist Art in Mexico, in Spring 2016

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