Art and Architectural History
Works of art and architecture communicate ideas and reinforce, or challenge, social values. Learn how they do this through courses in Art and Architectural History. Taught by award-winning faculty, the undergraduate programs in Art History and the History and Theory of Architecture, as well as the Master’s in Art and Architectural History, help students hone analytical, critical thinking, research, and communication skills to prepare them for diverse opportunities in the workforce.
News
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AI in the University Classroom
By Peter Coffman I’ve been teaching long enough to remember when AI wasn’t even a thing. Which is to say, I’ve been teaching for more…
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RENDER Graduate Student Journal Call for Submission
For this issue, we invite creative engagements with the 2025-26 theme Never Follow Suit. This can mean not playing the cards you’ve been dealt. Not…
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Recollections of Venice
By Pardis Farrokhi Pardis Farrokhi is a third-year History & Theory of Architecture student. She recently returned from spending the fall term studying the art…
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Discovering Ottawa’s Hidden Modernist Gems
By Daniella Dickson Daniella Dickson is a second-year student in the History & Theory of Architecture program. Ottawa is known for its monumental architecture, from…
Events
Feb 25
‘Edmonia Wildfire Lewis: Sculpting Life’ with Gloria Bell
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6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
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303 Paterson Hall, Carleton University
Mar 26
Film Screening & Panel Discussion – “So Surreal: Behind the Masks”
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5:30 PM to 8:00 PM
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National Gallery of Canada , Ottawa , ON
Spotlight
Audio Visual Resource Centre
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