Museum Object Fall 2019 Class This fall the Art History Museum Object class under the direction of Professor Doron Bauer is developing the exhibition Stories Laid in Stone: Modern Architecture

Lectures: G40 WJB Wednesdays @ 4pm This fall The Department of Art History will host a series of lectures on Wednesday evenings. On Wednesday, October 9, at 4 pm in

PhD Moment is an ongoing series devoted to showcasing the work of emerging scholars in FSU’s doctoral program in Art History. Each episode features formative experiences in the program, providing

Department of Art History Professor Tenley Bick has accepted an invitation to be the 2019–20 Scholar in Residence at Magazzino Italian Art, a museum and research center located in the Hudson River Valley just north of New York City.

The Florida State University Foundation offers an online scholarship platform in which students can find and apply for funding. The system, FS4U – Finding Scholarships For You, opened in 2019 and is now available to all students.

At the FSU Museum of Fine Arts through Nov. 9: Identity in the Ottoman Empire, curated by Dr. Lynn Jones in collaboration with student researchers from Art History, History, and Religion. The exhibition explores the diverse ethnic and religious identities that coexisted in the Ottoman Empire (ca. 1300-1922), which at its greatest extent spanned 3 continents comprised of approximately 25 million subjects.