FSU alumna opens exhibit as Tibbals Curator of The Ringling’s Circus Museum

A former graduate student of Florida State University’s Department of Art History is now the Tibbals Curator of Circus at The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art’s Circus M ...

40 years of symposia: FSU art history celebrates original graduate student research

Florida State University’s Department of Art History will celebrate 40 years of symposia featuring graduate students’ original research within all areas of study, from art and ...

Alumna Lesley Wolff Publishes New Edited Volume on Food, Feminisms and Contemporary Art

Alumna Lesley Wolff has published the new volume Nourish and Resist: Food and Feminisms in Contemporary Global Caribbean Art along with  co-editor Dr. Hannah Ryan (St. Olaf Colleg ...

Alumna Emily Thames Publishes Essay in Journal Issue Co-Edited with Professor Paul Niell

Alumna Emily Thames (PhD ’22) has published a new article, "“Made by the Son of a Black”: José Campeche as Artist and Free Person of Color in Late Eighteenth-Century Puerto ...

Museum Object Class Preparing Online Exhibition The Art of Persistence, Opening March 27

The spring 2024 undergraduate Museum Object class, under the direction of Art History doctoral candidate Tess McCoy, is preparing the online exhibition The Art of Persistence: Expl ...