The O’Donnell Institute has completed a number of important projects since our founding.
Browse the following past projects of the O’Donnell Institute.
Research, resources, and course that cultivated connections between art history and medical education.
Artists’ Writings on Materials and Techniques
The O’Donnell Institute supported documentation and research on artists’ writings.
Census of French Sculpture in American Collections
The Census of French Sculpture in American Collections, a project headed by Laure de Margerie, is the first comprehensive digital archive of French sculpture in America.
Conservation Projects at the Dallas Museum of Art
Conservators at the Dallas Museum of Art collaborated with the O’Donnell Institute and The University of Texas at Dallas on a number of projects
Institute for the Study of American Art in China (ISAAC)
The Institute for the Study of American Art in China (ISAAC) was a three-year collaboration between Nanjing University , the Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History, and the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, with the support of the Terra Foundation for American Art.
In conjunction with the exhibition Revelation: The Art of James Magee at the Nasher Sculpture Center, O’Donnell Institute Founding Director Richard R. Brettell, Nasher curator Jed Morse, and photographer Tom Jenkins collaborated to produce a volume that documents James Magee’s site-based project, The Hill, in far west Texas.
Artists’ Writings on Materials and Techniques
The O’Donnell Institute supported documentation and research on artists’ writings.
Paul Gauguin Catalogue Raisonné
In collaboration with the Wildenstein Plattner Institute, Inc. (WPI), O’Donnell Institute Founding Director Richard R. Brettell headed research for the multi-volume catalogue raisonné of the artist Paul Gauguin.
