I'm currently a Carolina Postdoctoral Fellow for Faculty Diversity in the Art Department (Art History) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I'm an art historian and specialist in eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century French visual culture, printed imagery, and art markets. I employ digital humanities methodologies, in particular relational databases and qualitative data analysis, to work with large volumes of vernacular imagery. I'm currently preparing a manuscript of my research on satirical images of artistic life in Paris published between 1750 and 1850.
I was born in Montréal, QC, where I did my undergraduate degree in Studio Arts at Concordia, and was raised in Ottawa, ON where I did an MA in Art History at Carleton University. I completed my PhD in Art History at Duke University in 2017.
I was born in Montréal, QC, where I did my undergraduate degree in Studio Arts at Concordia, and was raised in Ottawa, ON where I did an MA in Art History at Carleton University. I completed my PhD in Art History at Duke University in 2017.
