Latest in a series of scholarly exchanges between the Cambridge University History of Art Department and the Columbia University Department of Art History and Archaeology

History of Art Department, Scroope Terrace, Lecture room 2

From Columbia University, New York:

• Katherine Morris; 'An Elevated Architecture: Medieval Churches Built Above City Streets'
• Jeffrey AK Miller; 'The Gothic Choir of Southwell Minster: A Product and Agent of Reform'
• Subhashini Kaligotla; 'Beyond Borderland: Reimagining the Temple Architecture of the Early Deccan'
• Carolyn Y. Yerkes; 'Surveying Michelangelo'
• Jessica Basciano; 'Notre Dame de Bonsecours (1840-44) and the Origins of Gothic Revival in France'
• Robert Wiesenberger; 'The German Werkbund and Modern Design'

From the University of Cambridge:

• Emily Guerry; 'A New Space for the Apocalypse? Envisioning Eschatology in the Sainte-Chapelle'
• Bláithín Hurley; 'Musical Spaces and Living Places in Renaissance Venice'
• Emma Jones;'Priestly Patronage in Late Renaissance Venice: Antonio Gatto's Funerary Complex in San Polo'
• Hannah Malone; 'Death, Architecture and Nation: The Nineteenth-Century Italian Cemetery'
• Frank Albo; 'Freemasonry and the Origins of Gothic Architecture in Nineteenth-Century Britain'
• Anna Ferrari; 'Henri Laurens's Architectural Sculpture in interwar France'