Dalia Linssen (Assistant Professor, History of Art + Visual Culture) gave two lectures entitled, Art, Photography, Social Conflict at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in April in conjunction with the exhibition, Memory Unearthed: the Lodz Ghetto Photographs...
Congratulations to Hannah Carlson (Lecturer, Apparel Design) and Dalia Linssen (Lecturer, History of Art + Visual Culture), who have been named the RISD Writing Center Faculty Fellows for AY 2016–2017.
As the first RISD Writing Center Faculty Fellows,...
Dalia Linssen (Lecturer, History of Art + Visual Culture) co-chaired a panel at the 2016 College Art Association Conference in Washington, D.C. The panel, Window/Lens/Mirror: the Materiality of Glass in Modern and Contemporary Art, engaged critically...
Dalia Linssen (Assistant Professor, HAVC) curated an exhibition on the work of German-born American photographers Hansel Mieth and Otto Hagel for the Sonoma County Museum in Santa Rosa, California. “LIFE, Labor, and Purpose: The Photography of...
Dalia Linssen (Lecturer, History of Art + Visual Culture) presented at the Savannah College of Art and Design’s Art History Symposium, Palimpsest: The Layered Object.
Palimpsest: The Layered Object explores the relations between aesthetic inscriptions,...
A subject entry by Dalia Linssen (Lecturer, History of Art + Visual Culture) was published online by Oxford University Press for Oxford Art Online/Benezit. The essay traces the work of women photographers in the United States from 1900 to 1940.
The Professional Development Fund Committee met mid-April to review project proposals submitted for its Spring 2013 funding cycle. The Committee received requests for over $68,000 in support. The Committee is pleased to announce the following awards...