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Faculty
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Malcolm Baker, Professor History of sculpture, especially in 18th century Britain, France and Germany; portraiture; 18th century British art, history of collecting and display. (951) 827-4634 |
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Ginger Cheng-Chi Hsü, Associate Professor Later Chinese painting with special interest in such topics as: production and exchange of artwork, literati and popular culture, regions and networks in late imperial China. (951) 827-4632 |
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Françoise Forster-Hahn, Professor History of Art, Eighteenth Century through Twentieth Century, German Studies, History of Photography, Museum Studies. (951) 827-4601 |
Jonathan W. Green, Professor History and criticism of photography and the practice of photography, video and MIDI composition. (951) 827-4787 |
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Liz Kotz, Assistant Professor Modern and Contemporary art Experimental Film and Video, Sound art, Performance Psychoanalysis and Critical Theory Media Theory and media technologies. (951) 827-4634 |
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Patricia Morton, Associate Professor and Chair European and American Architectural History 1880-1980; Japanese domestic architecture; Architectural, urban, and Post-colonial theory. (951) 827-2698 |
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Stella Nair, Assistant Professor Latin American architecture, art and urbanism, Andean archaeology and history, Inca visual culture 1400-1825, post colonial theory, material culture studies. (951) 827-7736 |
Kristoffer Neville, Assistant Professor Early modern painting, sculpture, and (especially) architecture. Cultural contacts and cultural transfer. Northern Europe, ca 1500-1800. (951) 827-5057 |
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Kenneth Rogers, Assistant Professor Pre-cinema & nineteenth century aesthetics-proposing to edit a collection of essays that address the complicated interchange between art and photography in the nineteenth century. African American Studies and Identity Politics. (951) 827-7774 |
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Conrad Rudolph, Professor Medieval Art History with special interests in such topics as the social theory of medieval art, the ideological use of art, monasticism and art, the origin of Gothis art, and the art and social change. (951) 827-4240 |
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Karl Taube, Professor of Anthropology (951) 827-3917 |
Emeritus Faculty
Dericksen M Brinkerhoff, Professor Emeritus
(951) 827-2699
dericksen.brinkerhoff@ucr.edu
Thomas Pelzel, Associate Professor Emeritus
(951) 827-4627








