Research

Professor’s Video Wins International Prize

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

Professor of Art Marek Ranis has received the prestigious KP Prize 2025, awarded by the Kunsthal Aarhus, a contemporary art museum in Denmark. Ranis received the award for his video, “Like Shishmaref,” which was presented in the museum’s KP25 exhibition. Established in 1947, the Kunsthal Aarhus annual KP exhibition showcases exemplary work by artists from across the […]

Art Faculty Create New Public Installation for Uptown’s Truist Center Plaza

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

“Interwoven,” by Thomas Schmidt and Erik Waterkotte, takes inspiration from the Truist building’s design, the Piedmont landscape, and Charlotte’s textile history.

Charlotte Labs Turn Windows Into Carbon-Capturing Factories

Categories: In The News, Research Tags: Architecture

Energy Innovation Review features the microalgae window research of Professor Kyoung Hee Kim. Read the full article here.

Art Professor Receives Artist Exchange Grant for Research in Ghana

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

Professor of Art Lydia C. Thompson has received a Lighton International Artists Exchange Program award for travel to conduct research in the West African country of Ghana. Founded in 2000, the Lighton International Artists Exchange Program (LIAEP) provides support for mid-career visual artists and arts professionals “who create work of exceptional quality” to travel internationally, bringing foreign […]

Nationally Traveling Exhibition Co-curated by Art History Professor Opens at New Orleans Museum of Art

Categories: News, Research Tags: Art & Art History

Lisa Homann, Ph.D., co-curated New African Masquerades and co-edited the catalogue.

Mint Randolph officials focus on transparency in museum’s African art galleries

WFAE 90.7FM radio reporter Gwendolyn Glenn speaks to art history professor Lisa Homann about the newly installed African gallery at the Mint Museum of Art. Homann is an African art specialist and served as the guest curator for the collection exhibition. Read and hear the full story here.

In Award-winning Course Students Solve Global Challenges Brick by Brick

Categories: News, Research Tags: Architecture

What if the design of a brick could reduce the spread of malaria? That question lies at the heart of the course “Building Health: Resilient Building Materials for Global Health & Sustainability.” Cross-listed between architecture and civil engineering and developed collaboratively by architecture professor Liz McCormick and civil engineering professor Brett Tempest, “Building Health” challenges conventional architectural […]

Interdisciplinary Seminar Considers the Relationship Between Sound, Space and the Body

Categories: News, Research Tags: Architecture, COA+A, Music

Architecture professor Rachel Dickey and music professor Jessica Lindsey presented their unique course curriculum at a recent national conference.

Charlotte researcher develops ‘regenerative’ window

Categories: In The News, Research Tags: Architecture

WFAE 90.7 FM environmental reporter Zachary Turner interviews Professor of Architecture Kyoung Hee Kim and graduate research assistant Constance Sartor about the regenerative microalgae window facade system now installed at Innovation Barn. Read and hear the full story here.

A climate- and geology-inspired art exhibit comes to Charlotte’s South End

WFAE 90.7 FM public radio previews the interdisciplinary research-based exhibition Subcritical, featuring work by Associate Professor of Art Marek Ranis in collaboration with Professor of Geology Missy Eppes. Read and hear the story here.