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The inaugural issue of Ekphrasis: An Art History Graduate Journal, is officially published! The journal was produced by the art history graduate students of Tufts University, with the support of Tisch Library.
This was a collaborative project between the second- and first-year MA students, and they especially appreciate the support of our faculty readers in the department!
Winner of the Rhonda Saad Graduate Prize, Kristen Lauritzen, MA in Art History ‘26, looks back on her time at Tufts as she prepares for doctoral research.
The inaugural issue of Ekphrasis: An Art History Graduate Journal, is officially published! The journal was produced by the art history graduate students of Tufts University, with the support of Tisch Library.
Professor Adriana Zavala co-founded an organization to bring visibility to often-overlooked artists of Latin American and Caribbean ancestry in the U.S.
