AMPD professor Laura Levin has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, one of the country’s highest honours for scholarly, artistic and scientific achievement.
Five AMPD researchers have received more than $1 million combined through the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council’s (SSHRC) Insight Grants competition.
During a month-long artist residency in San José, Costa Rica, PhD Visual Arts student Shannon Garden-Smith explored how everyday surfaces can shape artistic research and studio practice.
Professor Shital Desai from the Department of Design is advancing a more inclusive approach to how technologies, research and learning environments are designed.
Professor Largo's work bridges art education, cultural studies and contemporary art criticism, and explores questions of race, gender and Asian diasporic art in Canada.
Four faculty members from AMPD were recognized at the annual President’s Research Awards, celebrating real-world impact and scholarly achievement across York’s research community.
The residency brings artists into close dialogue with faculty and students through lectures, workshops, seminars and teaching.
A research project at the Art Gallery of Ontario has gained widespread media attention following the identification of both the artist and subject of a rare 18th-century portrait of a Black woman.
The series explored how contemporary art research can contribute to conversations around cognitive health and wellbeing.
Co-led by AMPD Professors Laura Levin and Michael Wheeler, 'Creative Collectivities' is one of five projects funded through the inaugural Connected Minds Team Grants.