Moody Ancients, Renaissance Heroes
Glenn Most discusses Greek philosophers, Dutch art, and ancient trash culture
Reflecting on Botanical Gardens and the Urban Future
Bliss and Mellon conference award recipients discuss the 2018 Garden and Landscape Studies colloquium
Hagia Sophia’s Hidden History
Dumbarton Oaks is digitizing original records of Hagia Sophia’s restoration
Juggling the Middle Ages Opening Lecture
Jan Ziolkowski traces the path of Le jongleur de Notre Dame, or Our Lady’s Tumbler, from the story’s first appearance in a 13th-century manuscript to today.
Dumbarton Oaks and JSTOR Launch Plant Humanities Initiative
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation provides support for digital tool and research and scholarly programming
Putting Theory into Practice
Anastasia Day recounts her experience with the GLS summer graduate workshop
A Displaced Unity
Michael Lee studies the administration of landscape architecture in 19th-century Germany
2017–2018 Bliss and Mellon Awards
Recipients of the Bliss and Mellon symposium awards react to the 2018 Garden and Landscape Studies Symposium
The Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library at Kalamazoo
Panel sponsored by Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library and Platinum Latin on Medieval Latin Lives of Muhammad
Coins and Seals at Kalamazoo
Seven speakers explore Byzantine social, administrative, and economic history at the International Congress on Medieval Studies
The Garden at Balentine’s
Nicholas Serrano studies postwar landscape architecture in the American South