We Cannot Forget: The Pattern of Antisemitism throughout History
Architecture Student Cameron Nowell writes a guest post on Antisemitism through time, featuring items from Special Collections.
Alumna Mya Lewis Investigates Four Paintings by Clementine Hunter
Former SPCO student employee and Art History graduate Mya Lewis examines four paintings by Clementine Hunter
A Visual Response to "Searching for Africa"
A guest post featuring original artwork by Jeremiah Alcorn with context provided by Dr. Leah McCurdy
Deeper Meanings behind Ink and Parchment
The Searching for Africa exhibition allowed Ashlei Jones, student in UTA's Art & Art History Department, to travel back in time.
What I See in Historic European Maps of Africa Reminds Me of What I See in the News Today
Art History student Rebeca Compean-Serrano explores the Searching for Africa exhibition to understand how imagery shapes perception around race…
From benign to bestial: the ongoing African journey back to beauty found
A special guest post from Anthropology undergraduate student Deb Vickery
Perspectives on Preservation
The ongoing significance of conservation measures undertaken by Special Collections
From Fairy Tale Villages to Coffee: How Europeans Depict Egypt Over Time
How the European vision of Egypt has been shaped by cartographers over time
Judith Cohen and Art Deco in Fort Worth
The Judith Singer Cohen Cowtown Moderne Research Collection, the history of Art Deco in Fort Worth, and donor Judith Cohen's personal history.