Kristin Romberg is an Assistant Professor of Art History who has been teaching at the University of Illinois for 3 years. She discusses what art history involves, including analyzing objects closely to understand how and why they were made as well as unraveling an object's significance, and notes that studying art history makes students more creative and can lead to diverse career paths. She also shares details about her own research experience working at the Getty Center in LA.
Kristin Romberg is an Assistant Professor of Art History who has been teaching at the University of Illinois for 3 years. She discusses what art history involves, including analyzing objects closely to understand how and why they were made as well as unraveling an object's significance, and notes that studying art history makes students more creative and can lead to diverse career paths. She also shares details about her own research experience working at the Getty Center in LA.
Kristin Romberg is an Assistant Professor of Art History who has been teaching at the University of Illinois for 3 years. She discusses what art history involves, including analyzing objects closely to understand how and why they were made as well as unraveling an object's significance, and notes that studying art history makes students more creative and can lead to diverse career paths. She also shares details about her own research experience working at the Getty Center in LA.
- 3rd year teaching at U of I! - What is Art History! stories and conceptual frameworks of art! writes articles, books, exhibitions! required! way to ground practice of art! makes you more creative through an understanding of the history of the craft! examining objects closely and how is it made, why, when! brings together a lot of majors! unravels significance of an object! most flexible major, does a lot of diverse jobs! - What its like to be an ARTH major! research! worked in Getty Center in LA on research leave! Getty center was gift! - two institutes: Restoration/conservation institute and the Getty Research institute! - had a theme last year: object-value-canon (canon: importance/quality)! - Issues in art history! how to bring about change through narratives of the past to change ourselves and to help the world