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The Tourist View: Grand Tours to Tramps Abroad, Denison Museum, September 2006, Curated by Joy Sperling and Jacqueline Marie Musacchio (photographed by Jacqueline Pelasky)

The ART HISTORY PROGRAM at Denison offers courses for the bachelor of arts degree (B.A.). The program in the art history discipline is designed to identify and develop critical awareness, in accordance with the general aim of a liberal education. This program provides students with the opportunity for instruction and practice in the visual arts as preparation for graduate studies and professional pursuits in this field.

The department has an extensive visual resources collection including both digital images (CONTENTdm) and slides for use in art history classes. Art history courses include African art and visual culture, arts of the Western World, history of Asian art, history of photography, Byzantine Art, 19th Century Art and New Art.





 

Denison University

Art History Program

Department of Art

2009-10 One-Year East Asian Art History Position 

East Asian Art History -- Visiting Assistant Professor.  One-year, non-continuing, full-time position at a selective liberal arts college, starting August 2009.  Specialization in the art history, visual culture, material culture or built environment of China, Japan, or Korea.  Theoretical issues are of interest.  Ph.D preferred, 3/3 teaching load.  Include letter of application, c.v., three letters of recommendation, writing sample and syllabi.  Application deadline Wednesday 13 May, 2009; review of dossiers will continue until the position is filled.  AA, EOE, WMA. 

Karl Sandin, Ph.D

Chair, Art History Program

Department of Art

Denison University

Granville, OH  43023

740.587.6400

sandin@denison.edu