Jennifer Way, PhD
Professor of Art History, modern and contemporary art
Published scholarship
Courses taught
Conferences
2021
Gendered and gendering frameworks of the American-led Free World: diplomacy, art school, and representations of Vietnamese women art students in a USIA film, ca 1957, Feminist Art History Conference, American University, Washington, DC
The Industry of Occupational Subjects: Craft as a Therapeutic Modality, Embodied and socially constructed?: Dis/ability in media, law, and history, Symposium, Suffolk University, Boston
Craft and War, chair of session, Association of Art Historians, annual conference, Newcastle, UK
This session investigates relationships of craft and war and considers how they compel a reappraisal of central themes in craft history.
From objects to subjects in process: recovering the work of craft caregivers, College Art Association, annual conference
2020
Craft Kits and Art Kits as Therapeutic Modalities, College Art Association, Chicago
Making Craft and War: Covid-19 and the war-related, craft therapies of Americans since ca. 1914, Pandemic, Crisis, and Modern Studies Twitter Conference, Countervoices, The Center for Modern Studies at the University of York UK
Contact:
Jennifer.Way@unt.edu
Jennifer Way
College of Visual Arts and Design
University of North Texas
1155 Union Circle #305100
Denton, TX, 76203-5017
