The Art History Students’ Association is the home base for Art History students and art lovers alike at the University of British Columbia.
We host an array of social and professional events! Stay updated by following us. We are committed to supporting our student body academically and socially through various events and programming. Our members organize and execute the annual Art History Undergraduate Symposium,Writing Workshops, monthly Salon Series, Emerge, Gallery Visits, and various other social and academic events. As an AMS clu
04/12/2022
Want to join AHSA next year? Click the link below to apply! Deadline is TONIGHT!
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02/16/2022
DEADLINE EXTENDED! Submit your papers to [email protected] by February 18!
02/10/2022
Submit your research papers for the Art History Undergraduate Symposium by February 13th to [email protected]!
12/01/2021
The Hatch Art Gallery is finally open again! Catch Germaine Koh's "Processes" until the 17th of December anytime from Monday to Friday between 12PM-4PM.
03/15/2021
This Friday March 19th at 5:30pm, join us for a virtual panel discussion with UBC Art History professors, T’ai Smith and Erin Silver, along with a student representative. They will give introductions to the UBC Masters Program in ARTH and CCST. Use the link on our Facebook event page to access the event:)
03/03/2021
We have so many events coming up this month! Be sure to check out as many as you can:)
02/24/2021
The first workshop leading up to the Wikipedia edit-a-thon begins tomorrow! Join us and RSVP by emailing [email protected]
02/20/2021
Our next salon series is coming up Friday February 26th at 7pm! Join us as Tatiana discusses Selfies and their relationship with artists, art objects and viewers. You can access this event through the link in our Facebook event page. See you there!
11/09/2020
Another month, another Salon! Join us next week as Aly Benson leads a discussion around indigenous feminism! Her presentation will be centered in the documentation of relationships between native women and European men. We hope to see you there, if you’re interested you can find more information on our facebook event page!