Recent projects in art history include:
Hamilton's Department of Art History is one of the few independent undergraduate art history departments in the country. Independent status allows the department to shape its own curriculum and set its own standards while drawing on the resources of programs in American studies, medieval and Renaissance studies, and Asian studies as well as the College’s programs abroad. This vibrant mix of views and voices provides a vital perspective on human culture and creativity.
The Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, minutes away in Utica, offers internships and houses one of the most important collections of American art in the country.
Like all Hamilton students, art history majors have many opportunities to study abroad. Paris, Madrid and Rome are popular destinations for budding art historians.
Students can access a digital database of more than 400,000 images.
Art history students often curate exhibitions at the College's Emerson Gallery.
Hamilton's Department of Art History is one of the few independent undergraduate art history departments in the country. Independent status allows the department to shape its own curriculum and set its own standards while drawing on the resources of programs in American studies, medieval and Renaissance studies, and Asian studies as well as the College’s programs abroad. This vibrant mix of views and voices provides a vital perspective on human culture and creativity.
The Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, minutes away in Utica, offers internships and houses one of the most important collections of American art in the country.
Like all Hamilton students, art history majors have many opportunities to study abroad. Paris, Madrid and Rome are popular destinations for budding art historians.
Students can access a digital database of more than 400,000 images.
Art history students often curate exhibitions at the College's Emerson Gallery.
Hamilton's Department of Art History is one of the few independent undergraduate art history departments in the country. Independent status allows the department to shape its own curriculum and set its own standards while drawing on the resources of programs in American studies, medieval and Renaissance studies, and Asian studies as well as the College’s programs abroad. This vibrant mix of views and voices provides a vital perspective on human culture and creativity.
The Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, minutes away in Utica, offers internships and houses one of the most important collections of American art in the country.
Like all Hamilton students, art history majors have many opportunities to study abroad. Paris, Madrid and Rome are popular destinations for budding art historians.
Students can access a digital database of more than 400,000 images.
Art history students often curate exhibitions at the College's Emerson Gallery.
Hamilton's Department of Art History is one of the few independent undergraduate art history departments in the country. Independent status allows the department to shape its own curriculum and set its own standards while drawing on the resources of programs in American studies, medieval and Renaissance studies, and Asian studies as well as the College’s programs abroad. This vibrant mix of views and voices provides a vital perspective on human culture and creativity.
The Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, minutes away in Utica, offers internships and houses one of the most important collections of American art in the country.
Like all Hamilton students, art history majors have many opportunities to study abroad. Paris, Madrid and Rome are popular destinations for budding art historians.
Students can access a digital database of more than 400,000 images.
Art history students often curate exhibitions at the College's Emerson Gallery.
Hamilton's Department of Art History is one of the few independent undergraduate art history departments in the country. Independent status allows the department to shape its own curriculum and set its own standards while drawing on the resources of programs in American studies, medieval and Renaissance studies, and Asian studies as well as the College’s programs abroad. This vibrant mix of views and voices provides a vital perspective on human culture and creativity.
The Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, minutes away in Utica, offers internships and houses one of the most important collections of American art in the country.
Like all Hamilton students, art history majors have many opportunities to study abroad. Paris, Madrid and Rome are popular destinations for budding art historians.
Students can access a digital database of more than 400,000 images.
Art history students often curate exhibitions at the College's Emerson Gallery.
