Past Events
Visual Studies Senior Thesis Exhibition Opening
Fisher Fine Arts Library
The opening reception of the Visual Studies Senior Thesis Exhibition.
Visual Studies Final Senior Project Presentations
B17, Jaffe Building
2pm - Julia Jones 2:30 - Amy Krimm (Advisors: Anjan Chatterjee, Kayla Romberger) 3pm - Elizabeth Stoner (Advisors: Peter Decherney, Ian Verstegen) 3:30 - Allison Tsai (Advisors: Elizabeth Johnson, Gregory Vershbow)
Visual Studies Lecture: Marina Isgro, "Designing Movement: Gianni Colombo and Grazia Varisco in 1960s Italy"
Meyerson Hall, B3
A lecturer by Marina Isgro, Associate Curator of Media and Performance Art at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
Visual Studies Mid-Year Senior Project Presentations
Jaffe Building Room 104
The Visual Studies seniors present their senior projects before advisors and fellow students. 9:00 Amy Krimm (Anjan Chatterjee, Kayla Romberger) Pixels and Physicality: Art Engagement Across Contexts 9:30 Julia Jones (Gregory Vershbow) Fashion Cycles and the Individual 10:00…
Visual Studies Major Dinner
Fisher Hassenfeld in the Goldberg Lounge
Join us for a grab-and-go dinner and information about the Visual Studies major! Please register at: https://www.college.upenn.edu/node/1288
Visual Studies Alumni Workshop
A workshop of recent Visual Studies alumni discussing their careers!
Course & Major Fair
Hall of Flags (Houston Hall)
Visit the Visual Studies table to learn about the major.
CURF Fall Research EXPO
Presentation of CURF supported summer research.
Welcome Back Reception - Friday September 9th, 3:30-5
Jaffe History of Art Building
Join the History of Art and Visual Studies for its Welcome Back Reception!
Neuroaesthetics: A Public Symposium
Barnes Foundation, 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Neuroaesthetics: A Public Symposium Saturday, September 3, 1–5 pm Free; registration required. Comcast NBCUniversal Auditorium Barnes Foundation 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia Please join us for Neuroaesthetics: A Symposium and find out about the intersection of art…
