The Color of Joy: A Roundtable Discussion
A roundtable on how the BIPOC subject finds opportunities to experience pleasure and joy in their daily lives.
Apply for the Michael Aurbach Fellowship for Excellence in Visual Art!
Established in 2022, The Michael Aurbach Fellowship for Excellence in Visual Art recognizes and honors CAA members who have obtained an MFA or equivalent in studio art and are currently teaching studio classes full-time or part-time.
Call for Applications: CAA-Getty International Program 2025
CAA is currently accepting applications for the CAA-Getty International Program! Thanks to generous support from Getty, the program—now in its thirteenth year—will enable scholars from all over the world to travel to New York to participate in the CAA 113th Annual Conference, February 12–15, 2025.
Member Spotlight: Hilary Robinson
For over forty years, Dr. Hilary Robinson, CAA’s recipient of the 2024 Distinguished Feminist Award, has been devoted to advancing feminist art history, feminist art education, feminist art theory, and feminist art criticism.
Funds for Travel to Special Exhibitions Available Twice Per Year!
The Art History Travel Fund, established in 2018 to provide students with opportunities to gain first-hand knowledge of original works of art by supporting travel to special exhibitions in the US and around the world, will now have two application windows per year for qualified faculty!
Member Spotlight: Meet New Editor-in-Chief of Art Journal, Derek Conrad Murray!
CAA is pleased to introduce Derek Conrad Murray as Art Journal’s new Editor-in-Chief! Murray is Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Art Journal has been a “fixture” since his student years and his tenure will continue to “[support] pathbreaking creative and intellectual work.”
CAA Signs on to the American Council of Learned Societies Statement on 2024 Campus Protest
CAA has signed on to the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Statement on 2024 Campus Protests, which, like the American Historical Association (AHA) statement last week, was issued in response to recent decisions by colleges and universities to encourage police intervention and suppress protests.
CAA Signs on to the American Historical Association's Statement on 2024 Campus Protests
CAA has signed on to the American Historical Association (AHA) Statement on 2024 Campus Protests, in response to recent decisions by colleges and universities to encourage police intervention and suppress protests.
Deadline to apply to the Millard Meiss Publication Fund or the Wyeth Foundation for American Art Publication Grants.
CAA 113th Annual Conference in New York City.
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