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Dreams from the 1960s: Architectural history workshop explores unrequited visions of the future

April 03, 2019

If you’ve ever tried to work or study in an open-concept space, you probably faced some “acoustic challenges,” as Assistant Professor Joseph Clarke of the Department of Art History puts it.

Joseph Goren (Right) and Sakina Rizvi (Left).

Age is but a number for U of T's oldest and youngest graduates

June 22, 2018

They’re generations apart, but over the last few years they worked towards a common goal: a University of Toronto degree.

Matt Kavaler, Albert Corhay and Dominique Allart.

Art history professor receives Honorary Doctorate from the University of Liège

May 02, 2018

Art history professor Matt Kavaler was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Liège, one of Belgium’s oldest institutions.

Art historian Adam Cohen explores the most illustrated book in Jewish history

March 26, 2018

It may be the most illustrated book in Jewish history, but the Passover haggada has never been explored quite like this.

Exploring the interaction of religion and politics in early Islamic architecture

September 21, 2017

As a scholar of Islamic art and architecture, Heba Mostafa feels she is in the perfect spot as she joins the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto this year.

Art installation of fake birds flying across a shopping mall

Class tour: getting up close and personal with public art in Toronto

May 08, 2015

You don’t have to be an art history student, native Torontonian or even know anything about Canadian culture to qualify for Mark Cheetham’s Public Art in Toronto course.

Sea snails provide glimpse of profound socio-political change in ancient Greece

September 23, 2014

Hexaplex trunculus. It sounds like a Harry Potter spell, although there’s nothing particularly magical about this species of sea snail common in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

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