An exhibition curated by graduate students of ARTH865 (Prof. Antonia Behan): Kaelyn Banse, Mackenzie Fitzpatrick, Amelia Mackenzie, Marisa Mitchell, Beatrice Moritz, and Abbey Skopelianos.
Date
Monday May 11, 2026Location
Faith Brooks will be providing this talk at Cataraqui Heights Retirement Home.
Date
Friday April 10, 2026Location
Madeleine Dempster will be providing this talk at Cataraqui Heights Retirement Home.
Date
Tuesday February 10, 2026Location
Queen's ARCThe BFA Valentine's Day Card Sale will take place at the ARC on February 10th, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
All sales go directly to the student artists. This is a great chance to support emerging talent and purchase unique, original artworks.
M.A. Candidate
Art History Program
TA email: moritz.b@queensu.ca
Major Fields of Interest: Craft epistemologies; illustration and magazine form; print culture; materiality as a critical framework, interdisciplinary fashion history; global Art Deco; French—Russian transcultural exchange.
Undergraduate Experience: Honours Bachelor of Arts (First Class), McGill University, Honours Art History Major, Russian Culture and World Cinemas Double Minors. Undergraduate Honours Thesis: Reimagining National Identity: Léon Bakst’s Costumes and Russia’s Cultural Pas de Deux
Supervisor: Dr. Antonia Behan
Date
Tuesday November 25, 2025Location
Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC)
The BFA Holiday Card Print Sale will take place at the ARC on November 25th, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
All sales go directly to the student artists. This is a great chance to support emerging talent and purchase unique, original artworks.
Date
Saturday November 8, 2025Location
Visit campus during Fall Preview and see why »ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ might be the right place for you!
Congratulations to Rosaleen Hill, Associate Professor of Paper, Photography, and New Media Conservation, who has received the 2025 Charles Mervyn Ruggles Award for her outstanding contributions to the field of heritage and art conservation.
M.A. Candidate
Art History Program
Major fields of interest: Dutch colonialism, theater and performance in the Rococo era.
Undergrad experience: »ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ, B.A. in Art History (2025).
Thesis topic: The importance of theater in the self fashioning of Madame de Pompadour.
Supervisor: Dr. Gauvin Bailey
Ph.D. Candidate
Art History Program
Major Fields of Interest:18th century French Rococo architecture, interior design, and garden design; chinoiserie; motifs of exoticism and escapism.
Undergraduate Experience:»ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ, Honours Bachelor of Arts in Art History and History (2025).
Supervisor: Dr. Gauvin Bailey
