Listen to our interview here (28:10). Or, read a transcript here. 

Today's guests:

Deborah Hutton is a Professor of Art History at The College of New Jersey. Her research explores art made for the Muslim courts of South Asia between the sixteenth and early twentieth centuries, and she is the author of several books and articles in that area. Dr. Hutton teaches a range of courses on Asian and Islamic art and visual culture. She also teaches and writes about global art history more broadly, with the objective of promoting a more global and equitable history of art. To that end, she has co-authored several art history textbooks, including The History of Art: A Global View and The History of Asian Art: A Global View. 

Rebecca Tucker is Professor of Art at Colorado College. Her area is art history in the early modern period, and her scholarly focus is on issues of patronage, history of collecting, and display in Northern Europe, as well as trade, cultural transmission, and global artistic exchange. In addition to edited volumes and public art history books, Rebecca has published in journals such as Art History, Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek, and The Seventeenth Century. She helped establish and currently teaches in CC’s Museum Studies program, an interdisciplinary curriculum featuring experiential museum learning for undergraduate students.