October 12, 2016
Art History in the Kenyon Review: Reading Erwin Panofsky’s “Renaissance and Renascences” from the Spring 1944 Issue
PhD qualifying exams are a grueling rite of passage for graduate students. I took mine in February for a degree in art history specializing in the Italian Renaissance. I studied […]
October 13, 2015
Stranger in the Midrahov: On Forgiveness
I think artists have a strange sense of happiness. It’s always a little painful. There’s an ache to touch something untouchable, but when we do, it disrupts, shakes, the borders […]