Kacper works on the notions of health and disease, and their manifestations in art, architecture and their respective discourses. He is particularly fascinated by the concept of monstrosity, which emerges in relation to those two terms. Previously, during...
Ebonie is interested in researching the cultural arts of the early-twentieth century African Diaspora, with particular emphasis on theories of the archive networks of intellectual and artistic collaboration among Black women. She is a Presidential Scholar...
Aziza Izamova studies the history of the museums and the art of Soviet Central Asia. Her current interests include history of Central Asian art institutions, art production in Soviet Uzbekistan, and Russian ethnographic missions. Her B.A. thesis...
Catarina's research focuses on architecture, exhibitions, modernity, and national identity in the twentieth century. She is particularly interested in the production of modern architecture in Brazil and its transnational exchanges within the Americas.
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Rebecca Selch is a doctoral candidate in the Department of History of Art and Architecture at Harvard University. Her research concerns the production and reception of drawing and painting in Safavid Iran. Her dissertation, tentatively titled...
Trevor works broadly on the history of Japanese art from the medieval through modern periods. His dissertation investigates depictions of live performance at the turn of the 17th century, reaching across disciplines to bring together critical study of the...
Sandro Capo Chichi is a PhD candidate studying historical African arts with a focus on the Bight of Benin area in West Africa. He received his M.A. in Art History and Archaeology from the Université Paris 1 - Panthéon Sorbonne in 2019. His dissertation...
Akarsh studies the trans-regional interactions of Buddhist material culture across the Indian Ocean with a focus on locating Tamiḻakam in the South-Southeast Asian cultural encounters of Southern Buddhism. Akarsh holds a BA in History from University of...