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Art History & Curatorial Studies

Why Study Art History?

Art History brings a new and time-honored sensitivity and insight into the visual cultures of the past and present. It establishes the foundation necessary for careers in the visual arts, including teaching, museum and gallery work, auctions, architecture, archives, and conservation and restoration. At the same time, the writing and analytical skills art history teaches make a valuable launching pad for disciplines as diverse as business, medicine, and law, as well as an important foundation for anything and everything else.

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Check out the Art History Association!

A club specifically designed to encourage, support and engage art history majors.