Apply now for the Santander- St Leonard's Postgraduate College Masters Scholarships
The School of Art History are able to offer 5 full-fee scholarships for Masters degree entrants.
School news
Join us on 29 January for: Mughal Art in the Age of Company Raj: Locating the Past and Present in 19th Century Painting in Colonial India
Yuthika Sharma, History of Art at the University of Edinburgh, presents this talk in School V at 4.15pm.
Apply now for the Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust bursary
The School of Art History at the University of St Andrews invites applications for the Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust Museum and Gallery Studies (MGS) Award.
Sir Walter Scott Medal Awarded to Kate Rudy
The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE), Scotland’s National Academy, is to present Professor Kathryn Rudy with the award in recognition of her outstanding contribution to art history.
Join us on 17 February for: The challenges of cultural democracy - St Fagans National Museum of History
David Anderson, Director General of Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales, presents ‘The challenges of cultural democracy: St Fagans National Museum of History’.
Agnès Bos publishes 'Mobilier du Moyen Âge et de la Renaissance La Collection du musée du Louvre', December 2019
Dr Agnès Bos publishes her recent book 'Mobilier du Moyen Âge et de la Renaissance La Collection du musée du Louvre'
Apply now for the R&A Ransome Scholarship 2020 Entry
The R&A Ransome Scholarship is available to graduate students from Canada, Mexico and the USA entering a one-year taught postgraduate course: MLitt, MRes, MSc.
Natalia Sassu Suarez Ferri publishes 'Carlos Cruz-Diez’s Physichromies: Between Centre and Periphery', Autumn 2019
This article offers a different account of the Physichromies, arguing that Cruz-Diez’s engagement with the language of European modernism remained closely connected to both Venezuelan and ‘American’ forms of identity.
Join us on 11 December for: Talking Things - Early Modern Woodblocks
Talking Things is an interdisciplinary discussion group about material culture, bringing together scholars from a range of Schools who work on material objects.
Join us on the 20th November for: New thoughts on Adrian Vanson and Adam de Colone: technical study of works attributed to two Jacobean émigré artists
Speaker: Caroline Rae (University of Glasgow, Lecturer in Technical Art History) Wednesday 20 November, 4pm, School V