Dalia Linssen – RISD Academic Affairs

Linssen Presents at MFA, Boston

Written on May 16, 2017. Posted in Liberal Arts.

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...

RISD Writing Center Fellows Announced

Written on April 19, 2016. Posted in Announcements + Updates, Architecture and Design, Liberal Arts, Writing Center.

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,...

Linssen Co-chairs Panel at 2016 College Art Association Conference

Written on March 8, 2016. Posted in Announcements + Updates, Liberal Arts.

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...

Linssen-curated “LIFE, Labor, and Purpose” opens

Written on July 14, 2015. Posted in Announcements + Updates, Liberal Arts.

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...

Linssen on the palimpsest process

Written on March 5, 2014. Posted in Announcements + Updates, Liberal Arts.

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,...

Linssen Essay Published by Oxford Art Online

Written on February 4, 2014. Posted in Announcements + Updates, Liberal Arts.

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.

Spring 2013 Professional Development Grant recipients

Written on April 22, 2013. Posted in Architecture and Design, Fine Arts, Foundation Studies, Liberal Arts, Updates from & for Faculty.

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...

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