Projects

Innovation, collaboration and creativity across disciplines. Inside the studio, at a gallery, on stage or even at a local park. Projects in the College of Arts and Architecture involve faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, staff, visiting professionals and often community members. While the details and locations may vary, enthusiasm and inspiration are guaranteed.

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A series of colorful yarn hanks hanging from strings, each bit of yarn has a small handwritten tag with information about the dye used to color the yarn.

Sad Purple and Mauve: A History of Dye-Making

1800s-vintage news clipping showing two bright orange and red powdered dyes advertised as "Just arrived and to be sold by Arent Hassart," a Philadelphia merchant.

The Political Economy of Colorants in the Atlantic World, 1750-1850

Nurse uniform from circa 1910 being photographed in a photo studio

Fashioning an Archive for School of Theatre

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Art History Dissertations and Abstracts from North American Institutions

Sawyer Seminar: Transmission, Containment & Transformation

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Virtual/Material: Color and Pigment Graduate Workshop

Complex blues and greys of clouds in a painting by realist British artist John Constable.

After Constable’s Clouds

The Ex-Convent of San Juan Bautista, Tixcacaltuyub, Yaxcabá, Yucatán, late sixteenth century

Maya Christian Churches in Early Modern Yucatán

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