Department of Art Education and Art History, College of Visual Arts and Design - Department of the Year 2016

The Department of Art Education and Art History has been named the Department of the Year for 2016. We thank them for their continued support of student research.

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Affiliated article(s)

An Analysis of Images in Mexican-American War Literature (2016)
Erasing Mexico. Notes on the Upper Rio Grande: Documentation for the Sake of Future Exploitation (2016)
Honey, Ain’t You Glad We’re Texan: The Mythic Narrative of Texas in the Texas Centennial (2016)
Hubert Howe Bancroft: Behind the Façade of Professional Historian (2016)
Illustrating American Power and Privilege: Images of Mexico as the Other in Albert S. Evans’s Our Sister Republic: A Gala Trip Through Tropical Mexico in 1869-70 (2016)
The Image of Mexico in Letters from Mexico: Hegemonic Relations between the U.S. and Mexico in the Late Nineteenth Century (2016)
The Other Side: Fifteen Mexicans and an American (2016)
Dallas Museum of Art Biombo: Elite Spanish Identity and Hybridity in 18th Century Colonial Latin America (2013)
Candy Jernigan’s Rejectamenta: Collage, Photography, and (Discarded) Body Memory (2012)
Hanging on to Home: Representations of Handala and the Home (2012)
Hitler as Sculptor: Molding Germany’s Collective Memory of “Degenerate” Art (2012)
Introduction to Special Section in Art History: The Significance of Place: Emotional Geography, Collective Memory and Heritage (2012)
Negative Attitudes Toward “Molly” Subculture in Eighteenth Century London: An Analysis of Textual Agencies Regarding the Emerging Gay Community (2012)
A King’s Decapitation (2011)
Enlightening Industry: Goya, Allegory and Women at Work (2011)
Francisco de Goya and the Mirror’s Reflection (2011)
Goya’s Fantastic Vision of Madness (2011)
Goya’s Los Caprichos: An Enlightened Bestiary (2011)
Introduction to the Special Section on Art History (2011)
The Eighteenth Century Worker: Goya’s Tapestry Cartoons and the Influence of the Enlightenment (2011)
The Other Mary: The Absence of Mary Magdalene in the Santa Maria in Trastevere (2011)
Avalokiteśvara: Bodhisattvas and Signs of Change (2010)
Introduction to Special Section on Art History (2010)
Silencing the Bells: A Statement of Power in Medieval Spain (2010)
Women and Printmaking: An Approach Informed by Gender and Technology Studies (2010)
Man Ray’s “Noire et blanche”: Surrealism, Fashion, and Other(s) (2009)
Photography in Colonial and Postcolonial India as an Agent of Cultural Dominance (2009)
Reviewing American Quilts: A Record of Women’s Political Engagement (2009)
Style and Emulation in the Renaissance of New Spain (2009)
Undergraduate Scholar Articles in Art History: An Introduction (2009)
Thomas Kinkade’s Landscape of Commodity: A Critical Analysis on the Status of the Artist (2008)
"Third World Artist": The Performance Art of Alexander Brener (2005)
Image, Polemic, and Salvation: Modes of Manifestation in the Morgan Beatus (2005)
Making the Man: 'Suiting' Masculinity in Performance Art (2005)
The Fresco Paintings of San Baudelio (2005)
Undergraduate Research in Art History and Art: Within, Across and Between Disciplines (2005)
The Government’s Girls: How the United States Government Used War Poster Art to Recruit Women to the Workforce during World War Two (2004)

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