News
Forthcoming Publication:
"Brendan Fowler: Re-Forming the Parergon" in Brendan Fowler (New York: Untitled, 2011);
Kenhinde Wiley (New York: Rizzoli, 2012); and Interview with Odili Donald Odita, Arude Magazine (spring 2011).
Current Research:
Monographs on Beverly Pepper, Peter Halley, Joseph Kosuth, and Robert Smithson.
Essay on Frank Stella for Career Survey of His Work, Haunch of Venison, London (Fall 2011)
Talks:
Lecture, "The Contemporary Sublime" (de la Cruz Collection, Miami, September 2010 and University of Tennessee, Knoxville, October, 2010);
Paper, "Image Duplication: 'Roy Lichtenstein's Legacy'" for symposium "Lichtenstein in Context" (Morgan Library & Museum, New York, November 2010);
Modern Art's Changing Focus: From Surrogate Viewer to Thoughtful Participant" (Palm Springs Museum of Art, February 2011);
Participated in public conversations with Barbara Haskell on Edward Hopper (Whitney Library Fellows, November 2010), with Peter Halley on his art (Gering & Lopez, New York City, March 2011), and with Xiaoze Xie and his art's connections with western traditions (China Institute, New York City, March 2011).
Teaching:
Graduate Seminar: “Form Revisited,” Yale University, Fall, 2011
Graduate Seminars:"Form Revisited" Fall 2010; "Abstract Expressionism Revisited," Spring 2011 (this course included a one-week trip to the Hamptons and New York City); and "Postmoderism Revisited," Fall 2011 (all Virginia Commonwealth University)
Dissertations and Theses:
Dissertation director for the following:
Timothy Andrus, "Stuart Davis's Theory of Art in the 1920-1928";
Kathryn Campbell, "Imaging Russia during the Cold War: Photographs in Life Magazine, 1945-1962";
Dennis Durham, "Iain Baxter & N.E. Think Co.: A Study in Pop-Influenced Conceptual Art" (completed 2011);
Heather McGuire, "John Baldessari's Blasted Allegories" (completed 2010);
Jessica Welton, "Fred Kabotie and the Formation of the Santa Fe School"