DuVerney and "A Growing Veil," 2022, graphite and acrylic on handcut paper. Artist and FIT Fine Arts alumna Oasa DuVerney is known for her figurative works utilizing graphite on paper. DuVerney’s work centers itself in social and political commentary that relates to her social status as a woman of color and a working-class person. DuVerney’s […]
Clockwise from top left: Sara Raza, Andrea Achi, Ashley James, and Eric Shiner. The State of the Museum panel discussion will bring together a group of esteemed curators and historians […]
Join us for a conversation that introduces highlights from a three-week study abroad program to Morocco in January 2026. What did the students learn about Morocco's art, cultures, design, and craft traditions? By tracing encounters with local educators and artisans, History of Art Professor Jennifer Miyuki Babcock and participating students, Odalis Bonilla and Gherese Felipe, […]
Adrianne Kalfopoulou will read from and discuss The re in refuge, a linked essay collection that examines refuge in its many forms: emotional, political, cultural, and geographic. Written alongside the unfolding European refugee crisis, the book moves between personal narrative, history, and social critique, attending closely to questions of belonging, exile, and ethical responsibility. The […]
Join the Art History and Museum Professions program for a symposium and alumni-led panel highlighting the department's accomplishments and future direction, followed by refreshments and an opportunity to network and […]
