From Art History to Oscar History: Autumn Durald Arkapaw ’02 Discovered Her Passion for Film at LMU
LMU art history alumna Autumn Durald Arkapaw ’02 earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Cinematography for her work on “Sinners.”
A Pilgrimage of Hope – Christian Faith and Visual Culture in Rome
The 2025 Jubilee theme, “Pilgrims of Hope,” emphasizes both spiritual and physical movement, and calls Christians to take on a sense of responsibility for those who cross borders—migrants, exiles, displaced persons, and refugees—claiming their right to security and a dignified existence. Last summer, students enrolled in “Christian Faith and Visual Culture in Rome” took steps toward answering this call during their pilgrimage to the Eternal City.
Haps Magazine Korea | Dreaming of Nature in the City: “Landscape Dream ” Media Art Exhibition Opens at Seoul City Hall
Anna Kim, assistant professor of art and art history at LMU, is exhibiting her work titled “Landscape Dream” at Seoul City Hall from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31. The exhibit explores the late Joseon…
CFA Disciplines at the Heart of Mission in Action
For over a decade as dean of the College of Communication and Fine Arts, I have been asked to talk about how the disciplines of CFA signal the mission of this Catholic/Jesuit university. Sometime…
A Celebration of the Arts in Upcoming Student Awards Ceremony and Exhibitions
Spring is a special time for artists of all kinds at LMU — a time to celebrate! On Thursday, April 24th, three capstone events — the “Young Contemporaries 2025” juried exhibition, the “Design and…
Following a 10-year Leave, One Art History Major Achieves a Dream
Sometimes, it takes a little extra time to discover a passion. When Daniel Wang originally began his journey at LMU in the fall of 2009, he was a psychology and pre-med major. This past…
Whose Art Is It Anyway? Local Efforts To Repatriate Artwork Are Stirring Up A Debate
LAist: Melody Rodari, associate professor and chair of art history at Loyola Marymount University, joined AirTalk with Larry Mantel to discuss repatriation of artworks to the country of origin. Source: LAist Whose Art Is…
