PhD student, Art History Art History TA office, room 8, Art Buildingorvallah@uw.eduOffice HoursBy appointmentFields of Interest 15th Century 16th Century Art History Renaissance Materiality of ArtBackground and ExperienceSummaryEducationMA, Art History, Tel Aviv University, 2016BA, Art History / General History, Ben-Gurion University Of The Negev, 20132021-2022 Disability Studies Graduate Certificate Program Recipient of: Mortar Board Alumni/Tolo Foundation scholarship in honor of Elizabeth Ayers (2019). Lloyd W. Nordstrom Art Scholarship, SoA+AH+D (2019). Lloyd W. Nordstrom Top Scholar Award in Art History, UW Graduate School (2018-2019). Postgraduate Funding from the Australasian Centre for Italian Studies (2017). A merit-based stipend from The David and Yolanda Katz Faculty of the Arts, Tel Aviv University (2017-2018). Research Scholarship – IMAGO: The Israeli Association for Visual Culture in the Medieval and Early Modern Art (2016). Claire Maratier Award for Academic Excellence, Tel Aviv University (2016). Research + Creative Work Selected Publications + Projects Or Vallah. "Nanni di Banco’s Assumption of the Virgin relief and its lost silk girdle." Presented at the Annual Meeting of The Renaissance Society of America, New Orleans, 2018. Read more Or Vallah. "Unraveling the Knot: Filippo Lippi's The Feast of Herod as an expression of the conflict between Prato and Florence." Presented at the 9th Biennial ACIS Conference, Monash University Prato Centre, July 2017. Read more Or Vallah. "The Invention of Death," in Portraits of Cain: Representation of Others in Israeli Contemporary Art (Beer-Sheva: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, 2012): 134–138. Read more Courses Taught Winter 2021 ART H 233 AC: Survey of Native Art of the Pacific Northwest Coast ART H 233 AD: Survey of Native Art of the Pacific Northwest Coast Additional Courses Spring 2021 ART H 273 A: History and Theory of Photography Autumn 2020 ART H 200 A: From Athena to Lady Gaga: Art in the Modern Imagination Autumn 2019 ART H 270 A: Art/Identity Politics: Issues of Representations in Contemporary Art (writing TA) Related News Related News Art History Grad Student Activities Sep 30, 2019 2019–2020 Scholarships Sep 28, 2019
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