Medieval Concert and Roundtable Examine the Impact of ‘Singing Truth to Power’
Struggling financially, feeling overburdened by work and responsibilities, watching the rich get richer while the…
Department of Art History and Music
Remote, In Person, or Both, Fordham Professors Prioritize Academic Rigor and Connection
This semester, Fordham welcomed back students for an unprecedented academic endeavor. On Aug. 26., in…
Unabated by Quarantine: The 2020 Fordham Composers Concert
Of the many stories of students completing final projects during quarantine, the story of a…
Painting from Fordham Archives Spotlighted at the Met
When visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art take in Cristóbal de Villalpando: Mexican Painter…
Shock and Awe: Glam Rock, Then and Now
Somewhere between Oscar Wilde and Lady Gaga came glam rock—fostered by the former and inspiring…
Professor’s Art Exhibit Examines Gender and Beauty in Edo-Period Japan
On May 7, Canada’s Royal Ontario Museum will debut an exhibit of rarely seen art…
Fusing Classical and Jazz
Nathan Lincoln-DeCusatis is a composer of chamber and orchestral music from the classical tradition. And he’s…
Bronx Doctor Donates Medieval Manuscript Facsimiles to Fordham
The Très riches heures, a book of prayers commissioned for a French prince, is one…
Illuminated: A 15th-Century Nativity Scene
The Nativity appears in Très riches heures, a 15th-century book of hours created for a…
Guggenheim Curators to Join Alberto Burri Symposium
Alberto Burri’s paintings are slashed, stitched, slathered. They sometimes secrete media, like glue oozing from…