Marek Bartelik (Spring 2009)

art historian and critic, constructivism

Martha Buskirk (Fall 2005) Associate Professor, Liberal Arts, Montserrat College of Art

contemporary art, culture and theory

Wasma'a Chorbachi (Fall 2006)

Islamic ornamentation, ceramics

Robert Cowherd (Spring 2006), Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Wentworth Institute of Technology

Asian architecture and urbanism, modern architecture

Jesús Escobar (Spring 2006), Department Chair and Associate Professor of Art History, Visual & Performing Arts, Fairfield University

Renaissance and Baroque architecture and urbanism; Spanish and Spanish colonial art

Robin Greeley (Fall 2009), Associate Professor, University of Connecticut

contemporary Latin American art history

Michael Ann Holly (Spring 2006), Director of Research and Academic Program, Clark Institute, Williamsburg

art historiography and criticism; the intellectual history of the history of art; and ancient, medieval, and Renaissance art

Sanford Kwinter (Fall 2005), Associate Professor, School of Architecture, Rice University; cofounder of Zone Books

philosophical issues of design, architecture and urbanism; architectural history and theory

Henry Millon, former dean, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC

Renaissance, Baroque especially documents, and document preservation

Keith Moxey (Spring 2006), Professor, Columbia University, New York, NY

historiography, art theory; German and Netherlandish art of the 15th and 16th centuries.

M. Ijlal Muzzafar (Spring 2009)

modern architecture and urbanism

Jorge Otero-Pailos (Spring 2009), Assistant Professor, Columbia University

architectural theory and preservation

Michael Orwicz (Fall 2007), Associate Professor, University of Connecticut

19th century art history

Nada Shabout (Spring 2008), Associate Professor ,University of North Texas

contemporary Iraqi art history

Kazys Varnelis (Fall 2008), Director of the Network Architecture Lab at Columbia University

modern architecture theory