Thursday, November 16, 2023
Evangeline Mann is the Public Programming and Education Coordinator at the Art Gallery of Algoma. In this interview we learn about her experience in the MA Art & Architectural History program at Carleton, and the beginnings of an exciting career in her... More
Evangeline Mann is the Public Programming and Education Coordinator at the Art Gallery of Algoma. In this interview we learn about her experience in the MA Art & Architectural History program at Carleton, and the beginnings of an exciting career in her field. * * * What is your current position and how did... More
Friday, November 10, 2023
Kovilpatti: The Town That Papered India is a new exhibition at DakshinaChitra Heritage Museum, in Muthukadu, Tamil Nadu, India. Curated by Art & Architectural History Adjunct Research... More
Kovilpatti: The Town That Papered India is a new exhibition at DakshinaChitra Heritage Museum, in Muthukadu, Tamil Nadu, India. Curated by Art & Architectural History Adjunct Research Professor Stephen Inglis, it examines an especially rich and innovative period in Indian print culture. Dr. Inglis writes: “Art worlds” coexist in every complex... More
Friday, October 6, 2023
By Peter Coffman (During my current sabbatical, I am gathering material from across the country for a new course we're planning on Canadian architecture. I’ll occasionally use this blog to think out loud about some of the places I... More
By Peter Coffman (During my current sabbatical, I am gathering material from across the country for a new course we're planning on Canadian architecture. I’ll occasionally use this blog to think out loud about some of the places I visit and the issues they raise.) 🎶 The foot bone's connected to the leg bone.... More
Monday, October 2, 2023
By Maximilien Sonier This is a milestone for the HTA Podcast: the first episode produced by one of our students. Maximilien Sonier is a recent (spring 2023) graduate of the History & Theory of Architecture program – and, as you... More
By Maximilien Sonier This is a milestone for the HTA Podcast: the first episode produced by one of our students. Maximilien Sonier is a recent (spring 2023) graduate of the History & Theory of Architecture program – and, as you will discover, he is also an accomplished pianist. This podcast was produced in the... More
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
Professor Michael Windover's book Casa Loma: Millionaires, Medievalism, and Modernity in Toronto’s Gilded Age, co-edited with Matthew M. Reeve, was released on the first of the month by... More
Professor Michael Windover's book Casa Loma: Millionaires, Medievalism, and Modernity in Toronto’s Gilded Age, co-edited with Matthew M. Reeve, was released on the first of the month by McGill-Queen's University Press. From the publisher: Leading architect E.J. Lennox designed Casa Loma for the flamboyant Sir Henry Pellatt and Mary, Lady Pellatt as an... More
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