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Recent Posts

Announcing the 2021-2022 Thing Tank Fellows

Introducing the 2021 DELPHI Fellows

ThingStor Webinar Now Available

Featured People & Projects

Announcements, Featured Projects

ThingStor Webinar Now Available

Announcements, Featured People

CMCS Faculty: Recent Appointments and Elections

Announcements, Featured Projects

May 6 – ThingStor Webinar

Announcements, Featured Projects

CMCS: A History 2000-2020

Featured Publication

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“From Temporary Migrants to Permanent Attractions” by Dr. Carla Guerrón Montero

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Biennial CMCS Conference

CFP: CMCS 3rd Biennial Conference, “The Disability Gaze”

UDAILY Writes about CMCS’s 2nd Biennial Conference: “Black Bibliographia: Print Culture Art”

Black Bibliographia: Print/Culture/Art – Great discussions!

Our Mission

CMCS aims to promote and support scholarship and innovative pedagogy in the study of material culture. The Center has emerged as a hub for faculty and graduate students in Art, Art Conservation, Art History, CHAD, English, Fashion, Geography, History, Museum Studies, Preservation Studies and WPAMC, among others. The Center also provides a nexus for the exchange of information on national and international developments in material culture studies, working with the goal to create a connected community of scholars who share their work in a variety of media and settings. The Center aims to honor the University of Delaware’s longstanding commitment to material culture approaches by making itself a nationally and internationally recognized leader in this field.

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