About
As part of the Research Cluster “Animals Mediating the Real and Imaginary” at the Arkeologisk Museum at Universitetet i Stavanger in Norway I am a U.S. Fulbright Foundation Research Scholar, to be followed by Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions (MSCA) Fellowship. My project,
Eden and Everything After: Imagination, Observation, and Utopian Urgency in “Animalized” Art includes public participation, a museum exhibition, monograph, and catalogue, along with actions meant to address the destruction of the Arctic ecosystem and its role in the Sixth Mass Extinction.
The hub of all my work is the writing and art of Franz Marc and his life’s question regarding the perception of animals and the recovery of our relationship with them.
My website,
German Modernism is about all these subjects.
Other Publications
Interview: Melissa Thompson, Andrew Lalino, and Jean Marie Carey.
National Public Radio/StoryCorps: One Small Step, 30 July 2019. “
It’s One Area Radical Feminists and Hardcore Conservatives Agree Upon.”
Interview: James Tapper,
The Guardian, 7 November 2019. “
How Netflix is Changing the Way We Learn Languages.”What makes for a quality peer review?”
Interview: Eric Schmeider,
Abstract: On Textbook and Academic Writing, 20 September 2019. “
What makes for a quality peer review?”
Interview: Ilana Kowarski,
U.S. News and World Report, 12 August 2019. “
How Long Does It Take to Get a PhD Degree?”
Ein Manifest der Freundschaft – Trang Vu Thuy (ed.), “Blog des Lenbachhauses,” Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau, Munich, Germany, February 2015. )
Ideological Objects:
Zum Vortrag von Isabelle Graw Der Wert des Lebendigen – Malerei als indexikalisches Medium in der neuen Ökonomie, (ed.) Althaus, K., The Lenbachhaus, Munich, June 2013.
