Assistant Professor James Hansen took his ARTH 211 Issues and Debates in Contemporary Art course to the Albright Knox Gallery in Buffalo to see the exhibition "Anthony McCall: Dark Rooms, Solid Light." Student Daniela Murphy shared her photos from the trip to this breathtaking exhibition.

Much is in store for the spring in Alfred Art History. 100-level classes present opportunities for 7-week study of a range of topics, from Islamic and Buddhist arts to Modern Sculpture and Global Video & Performance. New is Dr. James Hansen's course ARTH 300 Global Contemporary Art Since 1989, which will consider why "global" and "contemporary" have emerged as key terms, and what demands this places on local/regional artistic practices as well as art audiences. This course s