Review: ‘The First Homosexuals’ at Wrightwood 659 captures the emergence of a ‘new identity’ Penn In the News Chicago Tribune Review: ‘The First Homosexuals’ at Wrightwood 659 captures the emergence of a ‘new identity’ A review examines “The First Homosexuals,” an exhibition curated by Jonathan D. Katz of the School of Arts & Sciences and colleagues including Pavel Golubev, a visiting scholar taking refuge at Penn. Fragments of history from the Penn Museum’s new Eastern Mediterranean Gallery Penn In the News Al Día Fragments of history from the Penn Museum’s new Eastern Mediterranean Gallery The Penn Museum will open its new Eastern Mediterranean Gallery this weekend, featuring live musical performances, workshops, and pop-up talks alongside approximately 400 artifacts. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts’ faces institutional racism Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts’ faces institutional racism Gwendolyn DuBois of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses the racism experienced by Black students of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts at the turn of the century. New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Penn In the News Middle East Eye New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum says that the reliefs uncovered at Mashki Gate are revolutionary for Assyrian sculpture in the way that they portray space. Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House Penn In the News Artforum Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House In an interview, David Hartt of the Weitzman School of Design discusses his artwork revamping and recontextualizing the modernist grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship Eduardo Carrera, Emma Jacobs, and Nina Hofkosh-Hulbert are all inaugural McDonough Fellows, studying the history of art with a concentration in queer art history. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship The McDonough Fellowships are supported by a 10-year, $3 million donation from Alphawood Foundation Chicago. They’re the first of their kind in higher education. Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Penn In the News Popular Archaeology Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Michael Danti and Christopher Woods of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum and Richard Zettler of the Museum discuss their recent discovery of ancient Assyrian reliefs in the Iraqi city of Mosul. Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Penn In the News Artnet News Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses his team’s restoration of the iconic Mashki Gate in Iraq and their uncovering of ancient Assyrian slabs, with support from Mosul University and the Penn Museum. Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
Fragments of history from the Penn Museum’s new Eastern Mediterranean Gallery Penn In the News Al Día Fragments of history from the Penn Museum’s new Eastern Mediterranean Gallery The Penn Museum will open its new Eastern Mediterranean Gallery this weekend, featuring live musical performances, workshops, and pop-up talks alongside approximately 400 artifacts. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts’ faces institutional racism Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts’ faces institutional racism Gwendolyn DuBois of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses the racism experienced by Black students of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts at the turn of the century. New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Penn In the News Middle East Eye New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum says that the reliefs uncovered at Mashki Gate are revolutionary for Assyrian sculpture in the way that they portray space. Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House Penn In the News Artforum Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House In an interview, David Hartt of the Weitzman School of Design discusses his artwork revamping and recontextualizing the modernist grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship Eduardo Carrera, Emma Jacobs, and Nina Hofkosh-Hulbert are all inaugural McDonough Fellows, studying the history of art with a concentration in queer art history. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship The McDonough Fellowships are supported by a 10-year, $3 million donation from Alphawood Foundation Chicago. They’re the first of their kind in higher education. Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Penn In the News Popular Archaeology Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Michael Danti and Christopher Woods of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum and Richard Zettler of the Museum discuss their recent discovery of ancient Assyrian reliefs in the Iraqi city of Mosul. Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Penn In the News Artnet News Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses his team’s restoration of the iconic Mashki Gate in Iraq and their uncovering of ancient Assyrian slabs, with support from Mosul University and the Penn Museum. Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts’ faces institutional racism Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts’ faces institutional racism Gwendolyn DuBois of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses the racism experienced by Black students of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts at the turn of the century. New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Penn In the News Middle East Eye New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum says that the reliefs uncovered at Mashki Gate are revolutionary for Assyrian sculpture in the way that they portray space. Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House Penn In the News Artforum Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House In an interview, David Hartt of the Weitzman School of Design discusses his artwork revamping and recontextualizing the modernist grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship Eduardo Carrera, Emma Jacobs, and Nina Hofkosh-Hulbert are all inaugural McDonough Fellows, studying the history of art with a concentration in queer art history. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship The McDonough Fellowships are supported by a 10-year, $3 million donation from Alphawood Foundation Chicago. They’re the first of their kind in higher education. Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Penn In the News Popular Archaeology Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Michael Danti and Christopher Woods of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum and Richard Zettler of the Museum discuss their recent discovery of ancient Assyrian reliefs in the Iraqi city of Mosul. Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Penn In the News Artnet News Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses his team’s restoration of the iconic Mashki Gate in Iraq and their uncovering of ancient Assyrian slabs, with support from Mosul University and the Penn Museum. Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Penn In the News Middle East Eye New archaeological discoveries in Iraq uncover questions of community ownership Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum says that the reliefs uncovered at Mashki Gate are revolutionary for Assyrian sculpture in the way that they portray space. Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House Penn In the News Artforum Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House In an interview, David Hartt of the Weitzman School of Design discusses his artwork revamping and recontextualizing the modernist grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship Eduardo Carrera, Emma Jacobs, and Nina Hofkosh-Hulbert are all inaugural McDonough Fellows, studying the history of art with a concentration in queer art history. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship The McDonough Fellowships are supported by a 10-year, $3 million donation from Alphawood Foundation Chicago. They’re the first of their kind in higher education. Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Penn In the News Popular Archaeology Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Michael Danti and Christopher Woods of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum and Richard Zettler of the Museum discuss their recent discovery of ancient Assyrian reliefs in the Iraqi city of Mosul. Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Penn In the News Artnet News Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses his team’s restoration of the iconic Mashki Gate in Iraq and their uncovering of ancient Assyrian slabs, with support from Mosul University and the Penn Museum. Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House Penn In the News Artforum Digging up modernist myths at the Glass House In an interview, David Hartt of the Weitzman School of Design discusses his artwork revamping and recontextualizing the modernist grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship Eduardo Carrera, Emma Jacobs, and Nina Hofkosh-Hulbert are all inaugural McDonough Fellows, studying the history of art with a concentration in queer art history. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship The McDonough Fellowships are supported by a 10-year, $3 million donation from Alphawood Foundation Chicago. They’re the first of their kind in higher education. Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Penn In the News Popular Archaeology Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Michael Danti and Christopher Woods of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum and Richard Zettler of the Museum discuss their recent discovery of ancient Assyrian reliefs in the Iraqi city of Mosul. Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Penn In the News Artnet News Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses his team’s restoration of the iconic Mashki Gate in Iraq and their uncovering of ancient Assyrian slabs, with support from Mosul University and the Penn Museum. Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship Eduardo Carrera, Emma Jacobs, and Nina Hofkosh-Hulbert are all inaugural McDonough Fellows, studying the history of art with a concentration in queer art history. At Penn, the world’s first graduate queer art history fellowship The McDonough Fellowships are supported by a 10-year, $3 million donation from Alphawood Foundation Chicago. They’re the first of their kind in higher education.
Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Penn In the News Popular Archaeology Penn Museum and Iraqi archaeologists uncover 2,700-year-old artifacts, after destruction by ISIS Michael Danti and Christopher Woods of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Penn Museum and Richard Zettler of the Museum discuss their recent discovery of ancient Assyrian reliefs in the Iraqi city of Mosul. Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Penn In the News Artnet News Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses his team’s restoration of the iconic Mashki Gate in Iraq and their uncovering of ancient Assyrian slabs, with support from Mosul University and the Penn Museum. Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Penn In the News Artnet News Archaeologists restoring an ancient ISIS-destroyed monument in Mosul just found seven incredibly preserved Assyrian carvings buried beneath it Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences discusses his team’s restoration of the iconic Mashki Gate in Iraq and their uncovering of ancient Assyrian slabs, with support from Mosul University and the Penn Museum. Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group Penn In the News Live Science Ancient carvings of Assyrian war scenes revealed on stone gate in Iraq damaged by Islamic State group A team of researchers from Penn and Mosul University have unearthed eight marble reliefs in the ancient city of Nineveh in northern Iraq. Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people. Load More
Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Penn In the News CNN Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia Michael Danti of the School of Arts & Sciences says that access to cultural heritage is a human right, and that he and his fellow researchers are delighted to have discovered and returned ancient Assyrian slabs to the Iraqi people.