Multiple Exposures:
Drawings, Displays, and their Spaces in Eighteenth-century France
(Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University 2024)
This recently completed dissertation offers the first full account of early modern drawing exhibitions. It focuses on the relationship between drawings, the physical sites they occupied, and the intellectual spaces they revealed. Through both a quantitative and historical approach, the project examines how drawings straddled academic, commercial, courtly, and scientific spheres and the medium was ultimately embroiled in dual privatization and democratization of knowledge in eighteenth-century France.
The Association of Print Scholars (APS)
President (Jan 2025- present), Vice President (Jan 2023- Dec 2024), and Interim President (July- Oct 2023). Founded in 2014, APS is a 501(c)(3) organization fostering innovative print scholarship by hosting workshops, collaborating with art fairs, and sponsoring grants and awards for the international print community.
Vasari as Algorithm:
Machine Learning and the Old Masters
Forthcoming article examining contemporary artists that formally rescript the legacy of Old Masters through the lens of AI and machine learning. (forthcoming in 2025)
Prints, Drawings, and Verres-cassés
Forthcoming chapter in an edited volume examining a genre of trompe-l'œil painting (forthcoming early 2025)
Contemporary Charcoals
Forthcoming series of artist interviews on the use and materiality of charcoal drawings (2024-ongoing)
