Faculty
Susan Weber
Director and Founder
Iris Horowitz Professor in the History of the Decorative Arts
Iris Horowitz Professor in the History of the Decorative Arts
18th and 19th-century Decorative Arts Topics
Peter N. Miller
Dean
Professor
Professor
History of Historical Research
Antiquarianism
The Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean
Antiquarianism
The Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean
212.501.3044,
miller@bgc.bard.edu
Kenneth L. Ames
Professor
American and European Decorative Arts and Material Culture
Tradition, Taste, and Aesthetics
Travel, Tourism, and the Material World
Tradition, Taste, and Aesthetics
Travel, Tourism, and the Material World
212.501.3055,
ames@bgc.bard.edu
Jeffrey L. Collins
Professor and Chair of Academic Programs
17th- and 18th-century Art and Culture
212.501.3082,
collins@bgc.bard.edu
Ivan Gaskell
Professor
Curator and Head of the Focus Gallery Project
Curator and Head of the Focus Gallery Project
Material Culture of North America and Europe, 16th through 20th centuries
Global Cultural Encounter
Philosophy of Museums and Material Culture: Epistemology, Ethics, Aesthetics
Global Cultural Encounter
Philosophy of Museums and Material Culture: Epistemology, Ethics, Aesthetics
212.501.3063,
gaskell@bgc.bard.edu
Aaron Glass
Assistant Professor
Native Peoples of the Northwest Coast
Museums and Anthropology
Museums and Anthropology
212.501.3068,
glass@bgc.bard.edu
David Jaffee
Professor
Head of New Media Research
Head of New Media Research
Material Culture of New York City
Early American Material Culture
Cultural Geography and Landscape
Early American Material Culture
Cultural Geography and Landscape
212.501.3047,
jaffee@bgc.bard.edu
Pat Kirkham
Professor
Europe and USA, c.1750-2000
Histories of Design, Architecture and Objects
Material Culture, Film, Gender
Histories of Design, Architecture and Objects
Material Culture, Film, Gender
212.501.3043,
kirkham@bgc.bard.edu
Deborah L. Krohn
Associate Professor
Coordinator for History and Theory of Museums
Coordinator for History and Theory of Museums
Italian Renaissance Decorative Arts and Material Culture
History and Theory of Museums
Culinary History
History and Theory of Museums
Culinary History
212.501.3046,
krohn@bgc.bard.edu
François Louis
Associate Professor
History of Chinese Design and Visual Culture
Material Culture of Medieval China
Material Culture of Medieval China
212.501.3088,
louis@bgc.bard.edu
Andrew Morrall
Professor
Director of Doctoral Studies
Director of Doctoral Studies
Early Modern Northern European Fine and Applied Arts
The Reformation and the Arts; The History and Theory of Ornament
The Early History of Collecting
The Reformation and the Arts; The History and Theory of Ornament
The Early History of Collecting
212.501.4042,
morrall@bgc.bard.edu
Amy F. Ogata
Associate Professor
19th and 20th century Architectural and Design History
Material Culture of Childhood
Material Culture of Childhood
212.501.3087,
ogata@bgc.bard.edu
Elizabeth Simpson
Professor
Greek, Roman, Ancient Near Eastern, and Egyptian Art and Archaeology
Ancient Crafts and Technology
Rediscovery of Antiquity/Ancient Revival Styles; Museology; Protection of Cultural Property
Ancient Crafts and Technology
Rediscovery of Antiquity/Ancient Revival Styles; Museology; Protection of Cultural Property
212.501.3081,
simpson@bgc.bard.edu
Paul Stirton
Associate Professor
Editor of "West 86th: A Journal of Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture"
Editor of "West 86th: A Journal of Decorative Arts, Design History, and Material Culture"
19th and 20th century European Design and Architecture
212.501.3067,
stirton@bgc.bard.edu
Ittai Weinryb
Assistant Professor
Medieval European Artistic and Material Culture
Anthropology of Image Making
Geography of Art
Anthropology of Image Making
Geography of Art
212.501.3069,
weinryb@bgc.bard.edu
Catherine Whalen
Assistant Professor
American Material Culture Studies
Craft and Design History
History and Theory of Collecting
Craft and Design History
History and Theory of Collecting
212.501.3064,
whalen@bgc.bard.edu
Fellows and Visiting Scholars
Matthew Wittmann
Curatorial Fellow
"Circus and the City: New York, 1793-2010" (through Winter 2013)
212.501.3060,
wittmann@bgc.bard.edu
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