2012-2013 Events Calendar
All events are free unless noted
Spring Semester 2013
Events and Speakers' Schedule, Department of Art History and Art
January 16
“Collecting Prints for the Cleveland Museum of Art.” Distinguished Alumna Lecture given by Jane Glaubinger, Curator of Prints at the CMA, 5:30pm in the Recital Hall at the CMA.
March 6
"Luxury, Commerce, and Death in the Villas Buried by Vesuvius at Oplontis." Julius Fund Lecture in Ancient Art, 5:30pm in the Recital Hall at the CMA.
The speaker is John R. Clarke, Annie Laurie Howard Regents Professor, Director of the Oplontis Project, University of Texas at Austin.
March 29
Undergraduate Art History Symposium Space and the Aesthetic Environment, 12:00pm-6:00pm in the Recital Hall at the CMA.
April 8 and 9
MA Exam
April 24
"Naked at Prayer: Religious Art and Scandal in Fifteenth-century France," Harvey Buchanan Lecture in Art History and the Humanities, 5:30pm in the CMA Recital Hall.
The speaker is Thom Kren, Associate Director of Collections at The Getty Museum.
Fall Semester 2012
Past Events and Speakers' Schedule
August 24
Department orientation for new art history graduate students, 12:30 -1:30 Mather House; lunch provided
August 27
First day of classes
August 29
Fall Convocation, Severance Hall, 4:30-6:30
September 7
CAS New Faculty Reception, KSL, 4-6pm
September 20
Baker Nord Center for the Humanities Faculty Work In-Progress
"Dexter Davis: Artist on an Urban Battlefield," Henry Adams, 4:30-5:30,
Clark Hall Room 206, 11130 Bellflower Road.
Reception begins at 4:15. Free and open to the public, registration recommended.
September 21
Friends of Art welcome reception for Erin Benay and Elina
Gertsman 11:30-1:30 Mather 100; lunch provided
September 28
CMA Director’s Reception to welcome new graduate students,
4:30-6:30
October 22-23
Fall Break
October 25
Foreign Language Reading Exam, 12:30-1:30, Mather House 100
November 7
Thomas Dale, Professor of Medieval Art at the University of
Wisconsin, Madison, will deliver a Julius Fund lecture entitled
"Experiencing Romanesque Sculpture: The Body, the Senses, and Affect"
on Wednesday, November 7. The lecture will take place at 5:30, in
Clark Hall 206 (Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities); it will be
followed by a reception.
November 16
Art Talk by Amanda Castleberry, "Universal Culture in the
'Childhood of Mankind': Paul Gauguin's The Call," Recital Hall, CMA @ 2:30PM
November 16
First Draft of MA Qualifying Paper due to 1st reader
November 22-23
Thanksgiving Break
November 30
Revised Draft of MA QP due to 1st and 2nd readers
December 7
Last day of classes
December 10
Final Draft of MA QP due to 1st and 2nd readers
December 18
Polished MA QP due to both readers to sign
December 11-19
Final Exams
December 21
Final grades due by 11:00am
More events at the Cleveland Museum of Art
Events at surrounding institutions:
MOCA Cleveland
Reinberger Galleries, Cleveland Institute of Art
SPACES Gallery
The Sculpture Center
For further information contact Debby Tenebaum at dxt6@case.edu