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Education
- Ph.D. University of Vienna
- B.A. Barnard College, Columbia University
Awards and Honors
- Ripon College Dean's Discretionary Grant for research in Munich, 2000
- Global Studies Grant for a conference at the University of Cardiff, 2001
- Ripon College special scholarly/artistic grant for a conference at the University of Western Ontario, 2000
- Global Studies grant for research in Lustenau, Austria, 1999
- Sabbatical leave and Fulbright Research Grant, 1996-97
Areas of Interest
- Women Artists
- Contemporary Art
Recent Publications/Presentations:
- "Stephanie Hollenstein: Die 'Schiefmalerin' auf den Weg
in die Moderne" (in German), public lecture about Stephanie
Hollenstein in Lustenau, Austria, June 2002
- "Paradoxical Patriotism: The World War I Drawings and Paintings
of Stephanie Hollenstein," Minerva Quarterly Report on Women
and the Military, summer 2002
- "Stephanie Hollenstein: Malerin, Patriotin, Parodox," Jahrbuch
des Vorarlberger Landesmuseums, spring 2002
- "The Radical Ambiguity of Stephanie Hollenstein: Expressionist
Painter, Fascist Patriot," Center for Austria Studies Seminar
Series, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, March 2002
- "Seeing Context: Writing A Biography of Stephanie Hollenstein," Barnard
Feminist Art and Art History Conference, November 2001
- "Stephanie Hollenstein: Painter, Patriot, Paradox," Conference:
Women, Gender and Fascism in Europe, 1919-1945, University of
Cardiff, Wales, UK, July 4-6, 2001
- "Stephanie Hollenstein: Painter, Patriot, Paradox," Woman's
Art Journal, spring/summer 2001, 27-33
- "Stephanie Hollenstein: Painter, Patriot, Paradox," Ripon
College Faculty Scholarship Lectures, Ripon, Wisconsin, November 2000
and January 2001
- Alois Riegl, The Group Portraiture of Holland,
Getty Center for the Arts, 1999, translation from the original
German version of 1903 into English. 415 pages
Reviews:
- A. Danto, "Riegl
Bearing," ARTFORUM, September 2000, 21-22; S. Nodelman, "Riegl's
Reception," Art in America, November 2000, 49-50.
- "Stephanie Hollenstein: The Nazification of a 'Degenerate' Artist," Imagining
the Space Between: Constructing Literature and Culture, 1914-1945,
University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada, May 2000.
- "Stephanie
Hollenstein: Painter, Patriot, Paradox," Conference: Women
and Creativity, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 2000.
- "Pedagogy in the Women and Art Course," Barnard College
Feminist Art and Art History Conference, New York, N.Y., October
1999.
- "Anna Stainer-Knittel: Portrait of a Femme Vitale." Woman's
Art Journal, Fall-Winter 1999, 13-17, 31.
- "On the Edge of the Habsburg Empire: Stephanie Hollenstein," On
the Edge, Women's Caucus for Art, Los Angeles, California, February 1999,
chair of a session and presenter.
Current Courses Taught
Survey of Western Art I
Survey of Western Art II
First Year Seminar: Shock of the Surreal in Art & Literature
Who Was Vincent van Gogh?
Early Modern Art
The Art and Culture of Vienna 1900
Art and Nature
Art NOW
Art and Gender
Arts Management
Senior Capstone Paper
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