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Philosophies of confrontation: Aesthetic and political vanguardism, 1917--1956
Airport age: Architecture and modernity in America
 
Manufacturing gemeinschaft: Architecture, tradition, and the sociology of community in Germany, 1890--1920
Maori art in America: The display and collection history of Maori art in the United States, 1802--2006
 
The sacred as everyday: Food and ritual in Aztec art
Constructing a beloved community: The methodological development of Tim Rollins and K.O.S.
 
"Pre-Columbian revival": Defining and exploring a U.S. architectural style, 1910--1940
The sacred revealed: An iconographic study of the Berndt Collection of Arnhem Land bark paintings at the American Museum of Natural History
 
Portraying the Mexica past: A comparison of sixteenth-century pictorial accounts of origin in Codex Azcatitlan, Codex Boturini, and Codex Aubin
Estrangement and politicization: Bertolt Brecht and American art, 1967--1979
 
John Graham and the quest for an American Art in the 1920s and 1930s
Dirty art: Reconsidering the work of Robert Rauschenberg, Bruce Conner, Jay DeFeo, and Edward Kienholz
 
Laughter and cultural pessimism: The joke in West German art, 1974--1989
Loza poblana: The emergence of a Mexican ceramic tradition
 
Conflicted nationalism and World War I in Belgium: Memory and museum design
Manifesting masculinities in Central Italian Renaissance art: Artistic theory and representations of the male body
 
Transcendentalism and the crisis of self in American art and culture, 1830--1930
The Berlin Wall and the urban space and experience of East and West Berlin, 1961--1989
 
An ornament and a promise: Discourses on culture in nineteenth-century America
The pictorial figure in the work of Severo Sarduy
 
Awakening the spiritual: James Turrell and Quaker practice
The figure reemerging: Jackson Pollock's Cut-Outs, 1948--1956
 
"La nouvelle artemise": Catherine de' Medici as queen of France and patron of the arts
Stone trees transplanted? Central Mexican stelae of the Epiclassic and Early Postclassic and the question of Maya "influence"
 
Shifting identities: Contemporary photography in Mali
The legacy of Constructivism in Poland: Geometric abstraction before and behind the Iron Curtain
 
Improving the public: Cultural and typological change in nineteenth-century libraries
Donald Judd's furniture, from do-it-yourself to the art of lifestyle
 
Music, sin, and redemption in Victorian visual culture and literature
The golden age of French academic painting in America, 1867--1893
 
The church and convento of Santo Domingo Yanhuitlan, Oaxaca: Art, politics, and religion in a Mixtec village, sixteenth through eighteenth centuries
The Lost Apple plays: Performing Operation Pedro Pan
 
Painting in the poetry of Luis de Gongora
Unfamiliar streets: The photographs of Richard Avedon, Charles Moore, Martha Rosler, and Philip-Lorca Dicorcia
 
Angels in the Americas: Paintings of apocryphal angels in Spain and its American viceroyalties
Paradigms for freedom: Hale Woodruff, the New Negro agenda and landscape
 
Modern time: Photography and temporality
Arte povera in Turin 1967--1978: Contextualizing artistic strategies during the Anni di Piombo
 
Painterly representation in New York, 1945--1975
Like turtles, islands float away: Emergent distinctions in the zoomorphic iconography of Saladoid ceramics of the Lesser Antilles, 250 BCE to 650 CE
 
Antoine Claudet, a figure of photography, 1839--1867
Respecting hair: The culture and representation of American women's hairstyles, 1865--90
 
John Ferren and the development of abstraction
Female Book Owners in the Valois Courts, 1350--1550: Devotional Manuscripts as Vehicles for Self-Definition
 
Critical positions in recent South African photography
Photography as process: A study of the Japanese photography journal "Provoke"
 
Sunappu: A Genre of Japanese Photography, 1930--1980
Francis Picabia and the problem of nihilism
 
The Museum of Modern Art's "What Is Modern?" Series, 1938--1969
Weighing the body: Female body image in contemporary art
 
The Rat Bastard Protective Association: Bruce Conner and his San Francisco cohort, 1958--1968
Paris---Vienna: Modern Art Markets and the Transmission of Culture, 1873--1937