Graduate Program in Art History, Department of Visual Art & Art History
Brian Grosskurth
Associate Professor
Art History and Theory
BIOGRAPHY
Professor Grosskurth’s research focuses on modern and contemporary art history and theory. His current research interests includes work on contemporary art and philosophy, contemporary public sculpture and the relations between the arts during the Romantic era.
Selected Published Works
‘Mourning and Mimesis’, Oxford Art Journal (Autumn 2009)
“Solitude as Style: Berlioz and the Topography of Sound’ in Regarding Romantic Rome, R. Wrigley ed. (Peter Lang, 2007)
‘Inside Out: Rebecca Horn and the Extimate Monument’ in Sculpture and Psychoanalysis, B. Taylor ed. (Ashgate, 2006)
“Lartigue and the Politics of Enchantment’ in Analecta Husserliana, 2000
‘Shifting Monuments: Falconet’s Peter the Great from Diderot to Eisenstein’, Oxford Art Journal, (Autumn 2000)
Graduate Program in Art History, Visual Art & Art History
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