Carleton Art & Architectural History

A special event will be held on Friday, Sept. 22 at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre in downtown Ottawa! Check it out!

Check out this Student Blog: "A summer Job in Heritage with the DND" written by one of our HTA Students! Stay tuned for more!!

Don't miss out on the 2023 Art and Architectural History Undergraduate Symposium! When? Friday March 31st @ 9:00am Where? Dunton Tower 2017

Nominations are open for the Rawlson King and Linda Grussani Scholarship for Indigenous, Black, and Other Racialized Students.

Nominations are open for the Minôjitonigewin Scholarship, awarded to an outstanding undergraduate student in Art History, History & Theory of Architecture, Film Studies, and Music. Preference will be given to an Indigenous student, but all applications will be considered.

Check out this Book Launch Event that is taking place on Friday March 10th @ 1:30pm in the Architecture Building on Campus! About the book!!

Spread the news! Next week is our annual “What to Do with your HTA Degree” panel discussion. We have an especially wide range of panelists this year, all of whom are graduates of HTA! Details: March 14th, 2023 1:30 – 2:30 pm Contact: peter.coffman@carleton.ca for more !

An opportunity for 3rd- and 4th-year Art & Architectural History students to spend the fall 2023 term studying in Venice, in collaboration with the University of Warwick, and applying those credits toward their Carleton degree!! More info: peter.coffman@carleton.ca

CALL FOR PAPERS: On March 31st, AAH will host an undergraduate research symposium to showcase excellent work in both Art History and HTA. Do you have a paper from a seminar, directed readings course, or thesis that you would like to share with your peers and instructors?

Please forward submissions (or a 500-word abstract with bibliography) to michael.windover@carleton.ca by Monday, March 6!!

The Society of Architectural Historians, in partnership with Carleton AAH, is meeting in Montréal this April!

Check out the #SAH2023 schedule, which includes paper sessions, keynote talks, networking events, architectural tours + more. Early registration ends February 22.

This Giving Tuesday, we're raising funds in support of annual out-of-town field trips. The goal of this campaign is to get students out of the classroom and out of the city to experience art and architecture as it should be experienced - in person!

These trips give our students the opportunity to encounter artworks and architecture beyond Ottawa, to interact with experts in the field, and to broaden their perspectives, while meeting people from around the world. Support our students with the link!

Check out COCO & CRAM! Hosted by Umoja Black Community Engagement Program Enjoy some hot chocolate while learning effective study strategies! - November 24th @ 5:00pm - on campus at Tory Building 210 For more info: @SLRavens @CU_FASS @Carleton_U

Presented by the Universities Art Association of Canada in recognition of Professor Phillips' outstanding career dedicated to research in the field of North American Indigenous Art from the 1970s until her retirement in 2020.

Congratulations to the winner of Carleton University's President's Medal..ANDY BURNS! On Saturday November 12, History and Theory of Architecture student Andy Burns received the 2022 President's Medal. The first HTA student to receive this award!

Carleton University and the Ottawa Writers Festival are co-organizing a literary event, “No New Land?,” When? Monday, November 14th @7pm Where? Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre to explore the entanglements of displacement and belonging. More info:

The Carleton University Art Gallery invites you to join a talk and workshop by artist Sarah Mihara Creagen. This event is free and everyone is welcome! More Details: