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San Francisco Bay Area

Teaching art history course--contemporary art; nineteenth-century art

Adjunct faculty teaching on contract basis Humanities 105: Arts & Ideas, Humanities 116: Arts & Culture of Asia; Humanities 115: The Multicultural American Experience; Humanities: Medieval & RenaissanceStudents analyze, interpret, and relate masterworks selected from literature, music, drama, painting,sculpture, photography, architecture, dance, and film.

Berkeley

Innsbruck, Austria

This was an introductory course that explored how art can serve as an instrument of cultural diplomacy. Using historical and contemporary case studies, students learned to identify how art can be implemented to establish, develop, and sustain positive relations between national governments and other stakeholders in international relations. The following.

Berkeley

Junior Fellow supporting activities of the Berkeley Institute, including teaching art history worships on devotion ethics and aesthetics. See website: www.binst.org

Innsbruck, Austria

This course was an introductory survey of painting, sculpture, and architecture in Europe from the 4th to the early 20th century. Attention was paid to developing students‘ understanding of the historical place of the objects studied, and how they relate to one another and to the culture in which they were created. Students were also be taught the language.

Two-year fellowship for dissertation study hosted by the Kunsthistorisches Institut-Max Planck-Institut in Florence.

This course introduced students to the art history and cultural life of the cities and towns of Tuscany, drawing on the art and architecture of Lucca, Florence, Pisa, and Siena. Classes were taught in situ, drawing on the rich art in these cities. Students were required to write a research paper, give an oral presentation, and document their studies in a.

This course studied sixteenth-century Italian painting and sculpture, and architecture, focusing on Florence, Rome, and Venice and to a lesser degree Ferrara and Parma. Special attention was paid to issues of technique, iconography, patronage, workshop culture and theory, and the role of representative artists of the period. In addition to a reader.

Ma, Art History Nineteenth Century European

Activities and Societies: PhD Candidate. Research interests: 19th Century European Art: especially British, French, and German artists in.

Ba, Art History

Phd Candidate Abd, History Of Art

Advanced to PhD Candidacy but dissertation unfinished