art and art history at SMCM

Cristin Cash	Delilah Montoya, La Virgen, silver gelatin print, 1999
Cristin Cash joined the Art and Art History faculty in 2005. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin with a dissertation that focused on the relationship between architectural style and changing perceptions of key spaces within the ancient Maya sacred landscape. Her current research focuses on the intersection of art and politics within photographic representations of the built environments of Mexico and Cuba. Dr. Cash teaches courses in the Art and Architecture of the Americas from ancient times to the present, World Architecture and Museum Studies.	Delilah Montoya, La Virgen, silver gelatin print, 1999
Casa Rinconada, Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, 900-1200 AD	Temple of the Feathered Serpent, Teotihuacán, Mexico, 250-500 AD
recent scholarship	contact information
Castle, Cathedral, Longhouse: The Iconography of Place in 16th Century Mid-Atlantic Engravings, Rediscovering Maryland in the Atlantic World Symposium, 2007	t 240-895-4439 f 240-895-4958 clcash@smcm.edu Montgomery Hall 140a back to who's who

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