The Intersections of Business and Art History
Hannah Im | Discussion Post #12 Many think a so-called “useful” degree, like business or STEM, opens the most doors. After listening to “Take a …
The Baroque and African Imperialism
Hannah Im | Discussion Post 10 While the Colonial Figure Puppet is not from the Baroque period, the context in which it was made and …
Baroque and… Tumblr?
Hannah Im | Discussion Post 8 During the lecture about Baroque art in China and Japan, I suddenly thought of Tumblr in the early 2010s. …
Colonial Aesthetics and Luxury Objects
Hannah Im | Discussion Post 8 Claudia Swan’s lecture on the Dutch Colonial Imaginary focused on depictions of Blackness in Dutch visual art and the …
The Dangers of Visual Storytelling
Hannah Im | Discussion Post #6 Films have the potential to portray a nuanced aspect of history and deliver them to audiences visually. These types …
Food, Baroque, and Globalization
Hannah Im | Discussion Post #5 Just last month, I went to a restaurant in Midtown called The Consulate. The restaurant has a rotating menu, …
One Month Check In
Hannah Im | Discussion Post 4 With art history, it can be challenging to visualize the regions, cities, and people one is studying. While visual …
Intersection of Art and Science
Hannah Im | Discussion Post #3 Federico Cesi and his group of artists translated the landscape of their world into a series of intricate drawings. …
Rome and Digital Humanities
Hannah Im | Discussion Post 2 Rome is well known for its staunch opposition to Christianity at one point in history. The Romans were well …
Baroque as a Cultural Shift
Hannah Im | Discussion Post 1 Baroque art, as with other art movements, represents a shift away from established artistic conventions. While not the Renaissance’s …