We support arts and humanities research at the University of Tennessee and advocate for the importance of the humanities to knowledge, relationality, justice.🍊
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Today at 3:30! The Denbo Center for Humanities & the Arts Distinguished Lecture Series presents Moya Bailey, "Authenticity in AI Times."
The talk will be held in person at the Denbo Center, with streaming also available here:
tennessee.zoom.us/webinar/re…
Monday! The Denbo Center for Humanities & the Arts Distinguished Lecture Series presents Moya Bailey, "Authenticity in AI Times."
The event will be held in person at the Denbo Center, with streaming also available: tennessee.zoom.us/webinar/re…
Faculty Fellow Emma Schroeder presented "Ecological Domesticity: Women’s Feminist, Technological Activism and the Politics of Planetary Care" for a Chandler Seminar, which are made possible by the generous donations of DCHA friends Atty. John Chandler and Elizabeth Chandler.
The DCHA is collaborating with Central Cinema on a film series connected to our 2026-2027 annual theme, "Authenticity: Identity and Place."
November's screening is Sanjuro and will include an introduction and Q&A with Professor Natalia Doan.
Tickets are $5 at Central Cinema.
The Denbo Center for Humanities & the Arts at the University of Tennessee seeks submissions for its inaugural conference, “Speculative Souths,” which will take place June 10-12, 2027 in Knoxville, TN.
Find full CFP and more information here: artsci.utk.edu/denbocenter/p…
We love working with groups that support the arts and humanities in our community! We were pleased to have the Arts & Culture Alliance meet in the Denbo Center last week.
The Denbo Center for Humanities & the Arts' Distinguished Lecture Series presents Moya Bailey, "Authenticity in AI Times."
The event will be held in person at the Denbo Center, with streaming also available here: tennessee.zoom.us/webinar/re…
Tonight! Join us on Zoom for Conversations & Cocktails with University of Tennessee at Martin Dean Jeffrey Bibbee, who will present “Chaucer for Children and the Art of Housekeeping: Mary Eliza Joy Haweis and Victorian Domesticity.”
Join here: tennessee.zoom.us/webinar/re…
Our fellows initiated weekly Writing Accountability sessions, working in community to maintain momentum on their writing and research.
University of Tennessee arts and humanities faculty and PhD students interested in DCHA fellowships may find info here: artsci.utk.edu/denbocenter/p…
Thursday! Join us on Zoom for Conversations & Cocktails with University of Tennessee at Martin Dean Jeffrey Bibbee, who will present “Chaucer for Children and the Art of Housekeeping: Mary Eliza Joy Haweis and Victorian Domesticity.”
Join here: tennessee.zoom.us/webinar/re…
Public Books Circle, a program free to all adult readers, is hosted by the Denbo Center for Humanities & the Arts. Public Books Circle meetings are held in person at the Denbo Center (in the Cherokee Mills building), on Sutherland Avenue.
Questions? Email: [email protected]
The DCHA's Transatlantic 18th Century Research Seminar will host Professor Jesse Molesworth Friday, October 16, at the Denbo Center.
The DCHA presents Conversations & Cocktails with University of Tennessee at Martin Dean Jeffrey Bibbee: “Chaucer for Children and the Art of Housekeeping: Mary Eliza Joy Haweis and Victorian Domesticity.”
October 15 at 7:00pm
Join the virtual talk: tennessee.zoom.us/webinar/re…
We are getting ready for our first Public Books Circle meeting on October 18!
Public Books Circle, a program free to all adult readers, is hosted by the Denbo Center for Humanities & the Arts. Meetings are held in person at the DCHA.
Questions? Email: [email protected]
November 16 is the deadline for applications to the DCHA Faculty and Graduate Student Fellowship Program for University of Tennessee arts and humanities faculty and PhD students.
More information and application instructions on the DCHA SharePoint site: liveutk.sharepoint.com/sites…
Week in Review! Monday, Professor Philipp Stockhammer led a Chandler Seminar and gave a public lecture. Tuesday, we hosted, along with English and the WGS Program, Professor Michael Bibler. Thursday, a Fellow's gathering with cyanotype instruction from Maggie Warren.
