Dr. Buckberrough teaches courses in modern and contemporary art, women in art, history of design, history of color and eco-art. She has published extensively on early twentieth century abstraction and on modern women artists. Go
Dr. Amanda Carlson is an art historian who specializes in the arts of Africa. Her research focuses on the arts of the Cross River region in Nigeria, contemporary African art and photography, as well as African contributions to the state of Florida. Go
Dr. Onuf teaches art history survey classes and upper-level courses on Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque art, as well as the history of printmaking and landscape. Her own research focuses on early modern print culture in Northern Europe. Go
Dr. Fran Altvater's specialty is in medieval art and architecture, religious art and architecture, and teaching with technology. Go
Dr. Cherra Wyllie is a Mesoamerican archaeologist and illustrator specializing in Classic Veracruz iconography and hieroglyphic inscriptions. She teaches courses in ancient and non-western art. Go
Dr. Jörg Colberg teaches the photography history survey class. He is also heavily involved in the recently established photography MFA program at Hartford Art School, teaching a series of survey classes of the history of the photobook. Go
Professor Rhea P. Higgins' specialty is European Art of the 19th Century and the Art of Ancient Greece and Rome. Go
Professor Nancy J. Noble teaches courses on art of the U.S., from the colonial period to the 1960s, as well as on museum studies and eighteenth and nineteenth century European art. Go
Professor Pepe is an art historian with long experience teaching art students at the Old Lyme College of Fine Arts. Her areas of specialization are Renaissance and contemporary art. She is very active in arts organizations across Connecticut. Go
Professor Slater is a studio artist who has exhibited her abstract oil paintings in New York City and locally. Currently, she is working on a series of gouache paintings, which have quirky abstract forms with hard edges, highly saturated colors and no worldly references. Go
Professor Stabilo teaches introductions to art. She is an M.F.A. candidate in photography at the Hartford Art School. Go
Professor Wang teaches surveys of Asian art. She is also an adjunct professor at Quinnipiac University where she teaches the introduction to Western art history from the Renaissance to Contemporary. Go
