35th Annual Graduate Symposium Recap and Photo Gallery
Congratulations to all who participated in our 35th Annual Graduate Symposium on October 6th & 7th, 2017. Graduate students from ten universities presented and discussed their research with FSU students, faculty, and community members. The Symposium keynote address was delivered this year by Edward J. Sullivan, Helen Gould Sheppard Professor of the History of Art, New York University. Professor Sullivan presented “Samba as Metaphor: Performativity in Brazilian Art 1960s–1990s.” Special congratulations go to Nancy Karrels, who won the 2017 Günther Stamm prize for originality and presentation for her paper “Spolia and Memory in Post-Revolutionary France.” For a complete list of last year’s talks, see the program.
2017 Symposium Participants
| Alex Czajkowski, Case Western Reserve University Madeline Drace, Tufts University Jennifer Ehlert, Harvard University Extension School Maggie Finnegan, Boston University Julia Kershaw, Florida State University Mariana Gómez Fosado, University of South Florida |
María Beatriz H. Carrión, Tulane University Erin Hein, Case Western Reserve University Colleen O’Reilly, University of Pittsburgh Nancy Karrels, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Tamara Mason, Temple University D. Bryan Schaeffer, Florida State University |
The Symposium is hosted annually by the FSU Art History graduate students and faculty and managed by the Symposium Coordinator, Prof. Kyle Killian with the assistance of the graduate Art History Association officers.
Above: 2017–18 AHA officers Lauren Hall, Alexis Assam, Britt Boler, who coordinated the 35th Annual Art History Symposium. Below, photos from the 35th Symposium.
