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Professor Cathleen Hoeniger to present at Vassar’s symposium

Cathleen Hoeniger to present at VassarProfessor Cathleen Hoeniger to present at Vassar’s symposium, Reconsidering Raphael, on occasion of the 500th anniversary of the death of Raphael.

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ECPN Interview: Photographic Materials with Colette Hardman-Peavy (M.A.C. ’18)

To promote awareness and a clearer understanding of different pathways into specializations that require particular training, the Emerging Conservation Professionals Network (ECPN) is conducting a series of interviews with conservation professionals in these specialties. 

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Prof. Stephanie Dickey to curate National Gallery of Canada exhibition opening

Prof. Stephanie Dickey curates exhibition opening at National Gallery of Canada on May 14. Read more below.

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Queen’s professor co-curates National Gallery of Canada’s first major Rembrandt exhibition

Stephanie Dickey plays lead role in developing Rembrandt in Amsterdam. Check it out here!

A painting of people fighting

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Professor Stephanie Dickey discusses her upcoming Rembrandt exhibition

On Friday morning ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ Professor of Art History participated in an interview for CBC Ottawa Morning radio examining the systemic biases in the National Gallery of Canada's Rembrandt exhibit.

To read more about the exhibition, click below!

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Why an Italian museum unleashed bacteria on Michelangelo's marble masterpieces

Three statues of people

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