11/03/2025
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10/27/2025
Online Next Tuesday night, Dr. Kate Lingley from the University of Hawai'i at MÄnoa will talk about the exhibition, "Excelling the Work of Heaven."
10/22/2025
Tommie Give Day 2025 is in two weeks, but we are kicking off our giving site through Nov. 4. Every dollar has the power to support student access to a transformative St. Thomas education.
Follow these links to access the College of Arts and Sciences' Art History and Visual Culture or Museum Studies tiles on the Tommie Give Day site.
Art History and Visual Culture
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Museum Studies
https://www.givecampus.com/s/z669tw
Thank you for supporting our students!
10/03/2025
Tonight! See you at the Monahan Gallery.
10/02/2025
Oct. 3, 2025 | Talk & Exhibition Reception | Everyone Welcome | link in bio for more info
6 pm: Lecture by Dr. Judith Stapleton, Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies
7:30 â 9 pm: Exhibition reception
Twentieth Century Irish Art: The Thomas Dillon Redshaw Collection
¡ An exploration into the evolution of modernism within twentieth-century Irish art.
John P. Monahan Gallery | University of St. Thomas
Artwork by Harry Kernoff, Sylvia Cooke-Collis, Katherine Boucher Beug, Nano Reid, Marie Howet
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6 pm: Lecture by Dr. Judith Stapleton, Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies
7:30 â 9 pm: Exhibition reception
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Twentieth Century Irish Art: The Thomas Dillon Redshaw Collection
¡     An exploration into the evolution of modernism within twentieth-century Irish art. Â
John P. Monahan Gallery | University of St. Thomas
Artwork by Harry Kernoff, Sylvia Cooke-Collis, Katherine Boucher Beug, Nano Reid, Marie Howet
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04/15/2025
Offered this fall with no pre-requisites! Dig into the rich history of the art and architecture of Italy, Spain & Portugal from the 14th-16th centuries, focusing on issues of style, patronage and iconography.
Earn an art history minor--only 4 after the core!
04/04/2025
TONIGHT in the Schoenecker Center Performance Hall - Hear about establishing Seitu K. Jone's artist archive and curating the UST exhibition CHANNELING BLACKS & BLUES from our guest curators Ego Ahaiwe Sowinski and Alexandra Nicome. All are welcome | No Reservation needed.
04/01/2025
University of St. Thomas professors Dr. Heather Shirey (Professor of Art History) and Dr. Todd Lawrence (Associate Professor of English) spoke to the Library of Congress Blogs about their COVID-19 street art archive they started in 2020 as a part of their greater Urban Mapping research project they launched in 2018.
To learn more, click here: https://ow.ly/A2Am50Vr0SK
03/12/2025
Online curator talk Hamza Walker TONIGHT at 5:30 Central Time!
Hamza Walkerâs talk focuses on the forthcoming MONUMENTS exhibition, reflecting on the histories and legacies of post-Civil War America as they continue to resonate today by bringing together a selection of decommissioned Confederate statues with contemporary artworks borrowed and commissioned for the occasion.
Hamza Walker is Director of The Brick and curator of the MONUMENTS show at MOCA in Los Angeles, opening next fall. https://the-brick.org/monuments
Register to receive the Zoom link. See you online!
https://link.stthomas.edu/HamzaWalker
mage: Matthew Fontaine Maury monument (1929) by artist Frederick William Sievers with graffiti (2020) from Richmond, VA . Photo credit: John McDonnell/Washington Post