Professors
Professors
Anne Murnick Cogan Professor of Art and Art History
19th-20th Century European Art, Theory & Criticism
Professor of Art, Art History and Visual Studies
Greek & Roman Sculpture & Classical Archaeology, Historical & Cultural Visualization
Professor in the Department of Art, Art History and Visual Studies
Digital archaeology, Roman archaeology, Etruscology, cybernetics, neuro-art, virtual heritage, serious games, virtual reality
James B. Duke Professor of Literature
Critical theory & media studies, philosophy of new media, phenomenology, cognitive science
Professor of Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Modern German Architecture and Art, Holocaust Studies, Historical and Cultural Visualization
Walter H. Annenberg Professor of Art and Art History in Trinity College of Arts and Sciences
History of art criticism, historiography and history of aesthetics, history of sculpture, 19th century French cultural and intellectual history
Professor of Art, Art History and Visual Studies
History of religious visual culture, art history and critical theory, religion and media
John Spencer Bassett Professor of Art and Art History
African American art, African art, art of the United States
Professor of the Practice of Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Photography, filmmaking, folklore
Professor of Art, Art History and Visual Studies
Generative poetic systems, interactive art, experimental art, music, installation art, generative computational tools, new forms of computation, recombinant informatics, recombinant poetics
France Family Professor of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies
Contemporary global experimental art and theory, destruction in art and trauma studies, artists’ writings, and visual studies
Professor of Art and Art History
Arts, law & markets, visual & media studies, data analysis of emerging art markets, early modern art
Professor in the Department of Art, Art History and Visual Studies
Japanese art, art history, visual studies/visual culture, modern art, history of photography, design history, visual culture of disaster
William B. Hamilton Professor of Art and Art History
Early Christian & Byzantine Architecture, architectural history, medieval architecture, modern architecture, religious visual culture, new technologies for visualizing historical materials
