Meet H.art

Board Members, Spring 2012

Chelsey Randall-Wright

{President of H.art}

Practice of Art, History of Art - Emphasis in Dutch and Flemish Late Gothic/Early Renaissance, 

4th Year, Honors Thesis in progress: Madonna of the Apocalypse 

De Young Museum

Oakland Museum of California

Cloisters, Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC

Professor Honig's Jan Brueghel Wiki Project

Speak with Chelsey about: double majoring, travel, study abroad, living and working in Paris and New York City, internships, printmaking, local museum and galleries (she's a bay area native!), religious iconography, photography and knitting!

Anna Trejo

Classical Languages, History of Art - Emphasis in Classical Mediterranean Art

3rd Year

Of special interest to Anna is the discourse between art and culture and the role of classical studies in the modern era. She can be frequently found translating Greek and Latin in cafes around campus.

Speak with Anna about: ancient languages, double majoring, learning languages at CAL, the Hellenistic period, Roman, Etruscan, Greek and near eastern art, and vikings!



Ryan McDaniel

History of Art - Emphasis in Architecture, Urbanism, and Social Conflict

4th Year, Honors Thesis in Progress: Pieter Saenredam's Paintings of the Haarlem Bavokerk
(1629-1640's)

Hirshhorn Art Museum and Sculpture Garden
Worth Ryder Gallery

Speak with Ryan about: events for H.art, postcolonial studies, queer art, film, baseball, and comedy.


Jess Genevieve Bailey

History of Art - Designated Emphasis: Theories of The Icon in Art

3rd year transfer student, interested in the facilitation of the devotional experience through the image, early Christianity in the east, Japanese Buddhist icons, Slavic icon studies, late medieval and norther renaissance panel painting.

Berkeley Art Museum, Cahill Collection
Hearst Anthropology Museum, Conservation
Carl Heidenreich Private Collection
Archaeological field work certification, Elden Pueblo AZ
Professor Honig's Jan Brueghel Wiki Project
BAM/PFA Student Committee

Speak with Jess Genevieve about: internships, transferring, archaeology, conservation, local museums (Jess is a bay area native!), religious art and intellectual culture, succeeding in college with educational disabilities, writing, and historical re-enacting.