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Supporting Art Historical Research in a Time of Institutional Uncertainty

Session will present: On location
Affiliated Society or Committee Name: Association of Research Institutes in Art History
At the time of writing this abstract, scholars across disciplines are witnessing an unprecedented decline in funding opportunities and asking crucial questions about the future of advanced research in the United States. In this session, the Association for Research Institutes in Art History (ARIAH) convenes several member institutions to discuss ways in which they continue to support art historical research at a time of great change and uncertainty. Additionally, ARIAH will share data about the kinds of support that residential scholar programs have historically provided as a backdrop for our current moment.

Keywords:
Topics: Art History
Topics: Professional Development
funding
data
research

Chairs:
Nancy A. Um, Getty Research Inst and Jill Bugajski, Art Institute of Chicago

Where are Fellowships in Art History Going? Cross-Program Data from Selected Scholarly Programs
Nancy A. Um, Getty Research Inst; Matthew J Westerby, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, Washington
Research Funding in Art History in Brazil and the United States
Claudia Mattos Avolese, Tufts University
ACLS and the Funding Landscape for Art History
Alison Chang
Art History Funding at a Research University
Monica Dominguez Torres, University of Delaware
Insights from Graduate Studies
Sarah M. Guérin Ph.D
Abstract Submissions Closed
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