In my teaching, I approach works of art and design as shaped by social crises, political revolutions, technical developments, and uneven transcultural exchanges. Students are invited to think through these issues across a variety of scales, starting from the specificities of individual objects and their modes of making.
My recent and upcoming seminars at the FU Berlin include:
More information on these courses can be found here under “Lehre.”
Previously, I held teaching positions at Williams College and Harvard University.
My recent and upcoming seminars at the FU Berlin include:
- Crafting Modernism: Gender, Labor, Politics
- Modern Art and Modernity in Europe and the Americas
- Colonialism, Coloniality, and Abstract Art
- Global Dada
- Cubism’s Conditions: Race, Gender, Colonialism, and the Avant-Garde
- Close Looking
- Post-Cagean Aesthetics
- Lygia Clark and the Brazilian Neo-Avantgarde
More information on these courses can be found here under “Lehre.”
Previously, I held teaching positions at Williams College and Harvard University.
Marcel Breuer, A Bauhaus Film, 1926. Featuring the 1921 African Chair by Breuer and Gunta Stölzl.