News in Art History, Curating and Visual Studies Five reasons why a postgraduate History of Art degree may be for you DescriptionConsidering your options once you graduate this summer? Here are five reasons why a Masters degree in History of Art may be your perfect next step.Date:Wednesday 12 August 2020 Learning to curate online! DescriptionOur MA Art History and Curating students discussing completing their courses during Lockdown.Date:Monday 15 June 2020 Bordered Lives:Immigration Detention Archive DescriptionA new book co-authored by a University of Birmingham researcher sheds light into the experience of an immigration detention centre.Date:Wednesday 3 June 2020 History of Art recommends DescriptionLecturers recommend books, podcasts, videos and essays for our undergraduate degree applicants.Date:Wednesday 3 June 2020 Advocates for the Arts #5: Nan Youngman DescriptionA post from Dr Emma West's Revolutionary Red Tape project blogDate:Tuesday 5 May 2020 The COVID-19 Impact Survey: African and African Diaspora visual arts community DescriptionDoctoral researcher, Stacey Kennedy has launched a 10-minute confidential online survey looking at the impact of Covid-19 on the African and African Diaspora visual arts communityDate:Wednesday 29 April 2020 How did St Jerome help the lion? Take the great British art quiz DescriptionThe UK's galleries and museums may be closed, but you can still explore their collections through The Guardian's quiz. Today, it's set by the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of BirminghamDate:Thursday 23 April 2020 Research from Revolutionary Red Tape published in Modernist Cultures DescriptionDr Emma West's article '"within the reach of all": Bringing Art to the People in Interwar Britain' has been published in the academic journal Modernist Cultures.Date:Monday 30 March 2020 Displaying 1 to 8 of 190 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next