While exploring the ways that photography became part of everyday culture, students in Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Schaefer’s ARTHIST 365: History of Photography class peered through an antique stereoscope at stereographic photographs, some of which were nearly 150 years old.
Students in Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Schaefer’s ARTHIST 760: Modern Print Culture took a break from discussing the history of prints last Monday to experience a demonstration of lithographic printmaking.
Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Schaefer’s ARTHIST 760: Modern Print Culture class had the opportunity once again to view prints from the UWM Art Collection in the UWM Art History Gallery on Monday, September, 28, 2015.
On September 11th, Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Schaefer presented a talk titled “God in the Machine: Magic Lantern Slides and Modern Religious Pedagogy” at Duke University in Durham, NC.
On Wednesday, September 16th, Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Schaefer’s class, ARTHIST 365: History of Photography, viewed several photographs from the UWM Art Collection in the UWM Art History Gallery.
On Monday, September 14th, Visiting Assistant Professor Sarah Schaefer’s graduate colloquium, ARTHIST 760: Modern Print Culture: Objects and Audiences, had the chance to view prints from the UWM Art Collection.