Mary’s research is focused on the visual and material traditions of the ancient Americas, particularly those seen in the Lambayeque Valley on the North Coast of Peru. She is interested in the intermediality between pictorial and textual systems of...
Michael graduated from Tsinghua University in spring 2019, receiving his MA in art history and theory with a focus on Chinese Buddhist art and archaeology. His current research addresses a group of multi-tiered, modular Northern Dynasties sculptural...
Victoria just completed her MA at the University of Chicago Divinity School studying the religious history of South Asia. During her masters studies, she was primarily interested in the incorporation of visual materials and art objects in consecration and...
María Salvador completed her BA in History of Art at the Universidad de Granada in 2012, which included an exchange at UC Berkeley. Her interest in Japanese religious art led her to complete an MA in Japanese Studies at SOAS, University of London in 2013...
Aimé Cichero received her BA in Art History from Brown University in 2017. She specializes in Pre-Columbian Andean art, with a particular interest in Moche material culture. Her research concerns include materiality, agency, the relationship of art with...
Rachel Burke is a PhD student studying American art and visual culture, with a focus on representational legacies inherited from the 18thand 19thcenturies. During her time at the Williams College/ Clark Art Institute Graduate Program in the History of Art...
Amy Y.T. Chang works on the art and architecture of the Spanish Empire and the results of its contact with Indo-Pacific cultures in the 16th-18th centuries. Her research focuses on the construction and reception of the ‘Spanish Islamic’ in Andalusia and...