Resume

• 2008

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Art and Archaeology

  Princeton University

• 1999

  Chinese

  English

  Bachelor of Arts (BA)

  International Studies Department 2003 Senior Thesis Prize: “Confronting and Transcending Modern China: the contemporary figural paintings of Tian Liming and Liu Qinghe

  ” 5/03

  East Asian Studies

  Nordic Ski Team 2000-2001\nMiddlebury Mountain Club

  1999-2003

  Middlebury College

  magna cum laude

• Art

  International Relations

  Social Media

  Research

  Writing

  Editing

  Reboot: The Third Chengdu Biennial- A Review

  Reboot: The Third Chengdu Biennial- A Review

  Exhibition Review

  Fresh Ink: Ten Takes on Chinese Tradition

  Museum of Fine Arts

  Boston

  Catalog essay for \"Xu Lei: New Works

  \" May 12 2016-Jun 18 2016

  Xu Lei and Chinese Dreams

  Catalog essay for an exhibition that travelled to the Asian Art Museum (San Francisco) and the Cleveland Museum of Art

  Texture and the Chinese Landscape— Photograph-Paintings by Michael Cherney and Arnold Chang

  Exhibition Review

  Reviews

  Beijing

  Zhao Liang: Three Shadows Photography Art Center

  Exhibition Review

  The Third Mind: American Artists Contemplate Asia: 1860-1989

  and Outside In: Chinese x American x Contemporary Art

  A contribution to a special issue of The Brooklyn Rail titled

  \"Ad Reinhardt Centennial

  1913–2013\"

  Learning about Asian Art from Ad Reinhardt

  Qian Du

  Zhang Yin

  and the Early Nineteenth-Century Interest in Wu School Painters

  Michael

  Hatch

  Kaikodo Gallery

  Miami University

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art

  Princeton University

  Princeton University Art Museum

  China Guardian Auction Co.

  Rotary International

  Oxford

  Ohio

  Assistant Professor of East Asian Art History (tenure-track)

  teaching the following courses in the Department of Art: \nART 285 Writing and the Arts\nART 286 Arts of China

  Korea

  and Japan\nART 311 Chinese Painting\nART 326 Modern and Contemporary East Asia\nART 420F Art and Its Markets\nART 480F East Asia in the Museum\n\nMember of University Faculty Senate\nVolunteer for Student Disciplinary Boards\nMember of the East Asian Studies Committee\nMember of the Department of Art Visiting Artists

  Scholars and Exhibitions (VASE) Committee

  Assistant Professor

  Miami University

  Beijing

  PRC

  Translated selected written auction materials from Chinese to English

  including catalogue entries and\nspecific lot essays

  advertising

  web page

  press releases

  and client correspondences.\nTranslated orally between clients and staff.\nExecuted bi-lingual phone bidding during auctions.\nResearched and translated contemporary ink painting catalogue contents.

  International Affairs Officer

  China Guardian Auction Co.

  Princeton

  NJ

  Curated Chinese gallery rotation

  “Qian Du (1764-1844) and Style in Qing Dynasty Landscape Painting

  ” on display 1/21/12-4/22/12; work including: proposal of concept

  selection of works

  arrangement of gallery

  and writing of wall texts.\nAssisted Curator of Asian Art by creating research portfolios for works to be acquired and for under-researched works in the collection.

  McCrindle Intern

  Princeton University Art Museum

  New York

  NY

  Postdoctoral research fellowship in the Department of Asian Art.\nConducted primary research for my book manuscript

  The Senses of Painting in China

  1790-1840

  while assisting the curatorial staff at the Museum by conducting public tours and writing museum didactics.

  Andrew W. Mellon Fellow

  Department of Asian Art

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art

  Princeton

  NJ

  PhD earned for a dissertation titled \"Qian Du (1763-1844) and the Senses in Early Nineteenth-Century Chinese Literati Painting.\"\nTeaching Assistant for ART 100

  ART 101

  and ART 212.\nResident Graduate Student at Mathey and Rocky Colleges

  2009-2015.

  Graduate Student

  Princeton University

  Gävle

  SWE

  Studied language

  art

  and culture at the local Högskolan.\nInvolved myself with community groups to promote Rotary's goals of international understanding.

  Ambassadorial Scholar

  Rotary International

  Manhattan

  New York

  Researched bi-lingual materials and drafted exhibition press releases.\nManaged gallery correspondences and client services.\nCaretaker for the gallery’s art and facilities.

  Gallery Assistant

  Kaikodo Gallery