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Keely Heuer conducting the Orientation

Keely Heuer conducting the Orientation

by Susan Smutny · March 24, 2016

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Please join the Department of Art History as we we

Please join the Department of Art History as we welcome a special speaker to the SUNY New Paltz Campus on Monday, November 4th at 7:00 PM in Lecture Center 102.

Marine Colonel Matthew Bogdanos (Ret.) will address -
Saving the Past for the Future: Combatting the Illicit Antiquities Trade
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Col. Bogdanos, a prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, has led the fight to protect antiquities and ensure their return to their rightful homes since he spent months directing an operation to recover thousands of antiquities looted from the Iraq National Museum in Baghdad during the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003. He rivetingly recounts his exploits in the book, Thieves of Baghdad (2005).

A recipient of the Bronze Star and a National Humanities Medal, Col. Bogdanos later turned his passion into the Antiquities Trafficking Unit that he founded at the Manhattan D.A.'s Office. The Antiquities Trafficking Unit is the world's first prosecutorial squad dedicated to antiquities thievery. Col. Bogdanos and the ATU have recovered more than 4000 ancient objects valued at more than $200 million.

The public is cordially invited. Attendees will be able to purchase copies of Col. Bogdanos's book, Thieves of Baghdad, for $20 (cash preferred) and have them autographed by the author. All proceeds from book sales benefit the Iraq National Museum.

For any accessibility questions or necessary accommodations, please contact Department Chair, Keely Heuer, at (845) 257-3829 or heuerk@newpaltz.edu
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SAVE THE DATE: The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, in

SAVE THE DATE: The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, in association with the Departments of Art History, English, and Literatures, Languages, & Cultures, presents:

Miscommunication, Translating Artists’ Words, and Interpretation: A Panel Discussion

Friday, November 1, 2024, 5:00 - 6:30 PM in the Chandler Gallery at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art.

“Miscommunication, Translating Artists’ Words, and Interpretation,” hosted in conjunction with the exhibition Mis/Communication: Language and Power in Contemporary Art, considers how tone, word choice, censorship, power dynamics, and more have come into play when translating Andy Warhol’s words.

Join three SUNY New Paltz faculty, Reva Wolf (Art History), editor of the recently published Translating Warhol, Michelle Woods (English), author of Kafka Translated and co-editor of the Bloomsbury Academic book series Literatures, Cultures, Translation, and Mercedes Rooney (Languages, Literatures & Cultures), translator of the essay “Warhol in French,” for an illuminating interdisciplinary conversation regarding what translation can reveal about historical biases, cultural transmission, and how we communicate with each other. The panel discussion will include the participation of Art History students and will be followed by refreshments and a book signing.

This event is generously supported by the Office of the Provost's Creating a Stronger New Paltz Together initiative.

If you have accessibility questions or require accommodations to fully participate in this event, please contact the event organizer Zachary Bowman at bowmanz@newpaltz.edu at least two weeks prior to the event.
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Professor Carso’s Art of the Hudson Valley class

Professor Carso’s Art of the Hudson Valley class made a visit to @huguenotstreet. Artist and lecturer, Kevin Cook '80 (BS in @newpaltzarted) gave a tour of several of the buildings.

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📷 Art of the Hudson Valley students on the porch of the Dubois Fort.

📷 Bevier-Elting House, a dwelling that survived to the present day with almost no modernization, is not open to the public right now while its floors are being reinforced.

📷 Kevin took questions at the Bevier-Elting House from our students as he described the lives of the original inhabitants.

📷 Students peer into a replica of an Esopus wigwam on the grounds of HHS.

📷 In the Jacob (Jean) Hasbrouck house and Kevin Cook explains more about daily life.

📷 Kevin Cook urged one of our students to inspect a rudimentary dishwasher in the c. 1940s kitchen of Deyo House.

📷 Art History major, Amy Avolio, speaks to the class about her experiences as an intern at HHS this semester!
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On View Now until June 22, 2025 at @nyhistory New-

On View Now until June 22, 2025 at @nyhistory New-York Historical Society

Art History students – tag us if you were on th

Art History students – tag us if you were on the Rolling V buses to New York City on Saturday, October 5!

Send us your pictures of you and your friends looking at art! Or tag us - Instagram: @nparthistory or Facebook: @Art History Department at SUNY New Paltz
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Thursday, October 10th at 7PM in SAB 118A, the Dep

Thursday, October 10th at 7PM in SAB 118A, the Department of Art History is hosting its annual Internship Workshop! You'll learn all the tips and tricks YOU need to land a great internship in art history and related fields such as museums (all aspects), libraries, archives, galleries and more.

You don't have to be a declared Art History major/minor/or concentrator to come; there's lots of valuable information for all students considering an internship.

We'll hear from several of our current students and alumni about their experiences seeking out and landing internships. as well as Natalie Aguilar, the Manager of the Internship Program at the Brooklyn Museum, about how museums select student applicants for internship opportunities.

Refreshments will be served too!
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