Getty/ACLS Postdoctoral Fellowships in the History of Art
Nicola J. Barham
Year:
- 2020
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Syrian Diasporas in the Ancient Roman World: Soldiers, Wives, and Economic Migrants
Monica Bravo
Year:
- 2021
University of Southern California
Silver Pacific: A Material History of Photography and its Minerals, 1840-1890
Kent Cao
Year:
- 2015
- 2021
New College of Florida
On Their Own Merits: Indigenous Bronze Cultures in the Yangtze River Valley, c. 1500-900 BCE
Esther Miriam Choi
Year:
- 2022
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
The Organization of Life: Interwar Entanglements between Architecture, Art, and the Life Sciences
Sandrine Colard
Year:
- 2021
Rutgers University-Newark
Double Exposures: A History of Photography in the Colonial Congo
Christina Elizabeth Crawford
Year:
- 2020
Emory University
Atlanta Housing Interplay: Expanding the Interwar Housing Map
Douglas Gabriel
Year:
- 2021
The George Washington University
Over the Mountain: Realism, Reunification, and the Resounding Cold War Across the Two Koreas
Berin Golonu
Year:
- 2022
University at Buffalo, State University of New York
People’s Gardens: Structuring Public Leisure Space in the Late Ottoman Empire, 1870-1918
Ximena A. Gómez
Year:
- 2021
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Indigenous and Black Confraternities and the Creation of Visual Culture in Colonial Lima
Andrew P. Griebeler
Year:
- 2021
University of Southern California
Medusa Underground: An Occult Icon in Byzantium
Sahar Hosseini
Year:
- 2022
University of Pittsburgh
Zayandehrud and Its City: Reading the Riverine Landscapes of Seventeenth-Century Isfahan
Kamila Kociałkowska
Year:
- 2022
Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
The Black Square and the Blue Pencil: Modernist Mimicry of Censorial Style in Russian Avant-Garde Books
Álvaro Luís Lima
Year:
- 2022
University of Florida
Farewell to the Future: Art in Mozambique at the End of Socialism
Lillian Makeda
Year:
- 2021
Independent Scholar
The Octagon: A Symbol of Native American Identity in Diné Architecture
Brian Martens
Year:
- 2021
American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece
Sculptors at Work in Roman Athens: Production, Trade, and Economics
Sara Maria Öberg Strådal
Year:
- 2021
University of Cambridge, UK
From Manuscripts to Clock Tower: A History of the Volvelle, 1240-1540
Kayleigh Perkov
Year:
- 2022
Independent Scholar
Prototype Pastoral: Gender, Craft, and Technology, 1965-1980
Agata Justyna Pietrasik
Year:
- 2020
How Exhibitions Rebuilt Europe: Exhibiting War Crimes in the 1940s
Kailani Polzak
Year:
- 2022
University of California, Santa Cruz
Difference Over Distance: Visualizing Contact between Europe and Oceania
Levi Prombaum
Year:
- 2020
- 2021
Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art
“Disagreeable Mirror Though One May Be”: Portraits of James Baldwin, 1945-65
Gretel Rodriguez
Year:
- 2022
Brown University
The Roman Honorific Arch: Its Making and Ancient Reception from Augustus to Constantine
Caroline Lillian Schopp
Year:
- 2020
Universität Wien, Austria
In-Action: The Vienna Group, Viennese Actionism, and the Passivities of Performance Art
Holly Shaffer
Year:
- 2020
Brown University
Grafted Arts: The Marathas and the British in Western India, 1760-1820
Gemma Sharpe
Year:
- 2022
Cleveland Institute of Art
Modernist Agencies: Modernism and Cold War Politics in Pakistan
Agnieszka Szymanska
Year:
- 2020
University of Richmond
Sacred Spectating: Monastic Architecture and Spirituality in Late Antique Egypt
Richard H. Teverson
Year:
- 2020
Fordham University
The Art of Future Romans: Visions of the Future from the Last Decades of Kingdoms Allied to the Roman Empire
Luis Adrian Vargas-Santiago
Year:
- 2020
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
The Afterlives of Zapata: A Revolutionary Icon in Mexico and the United States
Yang Wang
Year:
- 2020
University of Colorado Denver
Yellow Earth: Regional Chinese Ink Painting in the Age of Postwar Modernism
Matthew Worsnick
Year:
- 2022
Vanderbilt University
Designs on Territory: Mental Maps and the Fabrication of a Contested Border