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Tom McDonough

Professor

Art History

Background

Professor McDonough teaches and writes on aspects of the European avant-gardes, modern art and architecture, and twentieth-century French cultural and intellectual history. He is a member of 香港六合彩资料鈥檚 Art History Department and sits on the steering committee of the University鈥檚 Material and Visual Worlds Trandisciplinary Area of Excellence. A member of the International Association of Art Critics, McDonough served as an editor of Grey Room (2005-2012) and he publishes regularly in OSMOS (where he is contributing editor), Parkett, and Texte zur Kunst. His books include The Situationists and the City (Verso, 2009), 鈥淭he Beautiful Language of My Century鈥 (MIT Press, 2007), The Invisible Fl芒neuse? Gender, Public Space, and Visual Culture in Nineteenth-Century Paris, co-edited with Aruna D鈥橲ouza (Manchester University Press, 2006), and Guy Debord and the Situationist International: Texts and Documents (MIT Press, 2002). He has been a scholar in residence at the Acad茅mie de France 脿 Rome / Villa Medici (2015) and a recipient of a curatorial research grant from FACE / 脡tant donn茅s: The French-American Fund for Contemporary Art (2010).

McDonough is currently working on an anthology assembling his essays on post-Pictures Generation photographic practices.

Education

  • PhD, MA, New York University

Research Interests

  • European Avant-Gardes
  • Modern Art and Architecture
  • Public Space
  • Radicalism and the Arts
  • 20th-Century French Intellectual and Cultural Politics

Teaching Interests

  • Modern art and architecture
  • European avant-gardes

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