Emmanuelle Cospen-Gharibian
Chair of Critical Studies
Lorraine Audric
Professor
Art Historian, Independent curator. Active member of L’hivic, on the Editorial Board of Culture Visuelle, currently Research Fellow at IMEC, worked at Curatorial Dept Guggenheim Museum NYC.; BA, l'École du Louvre; MA from Columbia University; PhD candidate, l'École des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales.
Holly Barton
Professor
Art Historian specializing in depictions of War in France and Britain, 1914-1918. Museum Guide: Paris Muse; Imperial War Museum, London. Picture researcher, Phaidon Press, London. BA, Goldsmiths College, University of London; MA, Brikbeck College, University of London; PhD candidate, Reading University, UK.
Caroline Benedetto
Professor
French language instructor and translator. Clients:UNESCO, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Eurologos Group, Whitworth University, Istituto Marangoni, Axel Conseil, Cannes International Film Festival. BA Modern Languages (English + Italian), MA in translation, Université Aix-Marseille I, MA in English, Ecole Normale Supérieure – Université Paris VII.
Marie-Hélène Carpentier
Professor
Professor of French (Language, Literature, Cinema and French Society) at American University of Paris, New York University, Boston College, Vassar-Wesleyan, Hamilton, EDUCO, Sweet Briar, Skidmore, Smith. Ph.D in French, NYU. Doctorat de l'Université, Sciences des Textes et Documents, Paris VII.
Rebecca Cavanaugh
Professor
Design Historian. Freelance writer and translator specializing in Design and Decorative Arts. Publications include articles in Metropolis Magazine (NY, USA) and French-to-English translations of art and design-related texts. Docent for art, design, and history-based educational walking tours in Paris. Jazz vocalist, performing in clubs in Paris and the United States. Education: BS, Skidmore College, NY. MA, Parsons the New School for Design/Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, NY.
Amanda Dennis
Professor
Claire Downey
Professor
Communications consultant and journalist. National Endowment of the Arts 1989. Director: This City Communication, clients: YSL Beauté, Lancôme, Areva and Alstom Grid. Creator and Editor: This City Paris. Articles Published: Travel + Leisure, Architectural Record, ID, Blueprint, Metropolis. Author: Neo-Furniture, published by Rizzoli 1992. B.Arch, Georgia Institute of Technology; M.Arch, Georgia Institute of Technology.
Guillaume Frauley
Professor
Magdalena Jarvin
Professor
Sociologist-Anthropologist. Fields of specialization: customer behavior, youth and adolescent sociability. Clients: Bouygues Telecom, RATP, Aéroports de Paris, What If (British innovation company), IDEO. Assistant Professor: IRFASE, Université de Lille III, IUT de Tourcoing, Université de Paris V. BA, MA, Ph.D in Sociology, Sorbonne University, Paris V; Post-doc, University of Ottawa, Canada.da.
Shezana Kraguly
Professor
Art historian specializing in 20th and 21st century art. Regular contributor to Beorama, Vreme and Project. Curatorial activities at the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris. Affiliated with the Vassar-Wesleyan University in Paris. DEA, Sorbonne, Paris.
Frédérique Krupa
Communication Design Chair, Professor
Interaction Designer. Partner at game and software design company, Simple Is Beautiful. Former Web and Documentation Manager: Virtools/Dassault Systemes. Formerly taught at: Parsons New School, RISD and University of the Arts. Former Assistant Editor of I.D. Magazine. BFA Product Design and MA Design Criticism, Parsons New School for Design
Stéphanie Lagarde
Professor
Shirley Lambert
Professor
Instructor of English as a Foreign Language, Critical Reading and Writing, Editor and Library Consultant. Former Vice President, Associate Publisher and Editorial Director of Scarecrow Press, a division of the Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Lanham, MD. Member TESOL France, consultant for Terra Foundation Library, Paris Research Center (American Art). BA (Honors and Phi Beta Kappa) Wellesley College, Wellesley MA; MLS (Lib and Info Sci, with honors) Simmons College, Boston; MBA Univ. of Colorado, Denver.
Yumna Masarwa-Abbad
Professor
Lecturer at the Council on International Educational Exchange. Associate Member at CNRS Islam Medieval. Archaeologist at the Israeli Antiquities Authority.BA Ben-Gurion University, Israel Teaching Certificate, Princeton University, USA. MA Princeton University, USA. Education – PhD Princeton University, USA
Guénolée Milleret
Professor
Fashion History professor, ESMOD Paris, Rennes, Mode ESTAH Paris, EIML Paris. Author : “Modes du XXe siècle – Le streetwear” (Editions Falbalas, avril 2011), “Le petit musée des modes – Tenues des grands jours” (Editions Falbalas, octobre 2011). Responsible for the Yves Saint Laurent Archives (1999-2008). Tri-lingual secretarial Baccalareate, Paris.
Barbara Montefalcone
Professor
Research Assistant, Terra Foundation for American Art Europe, 2011. Lecturer Université Paris Ouest-Nanterre 2009-2011. Symposium Grant Terra Foundation for American Art, 2011 Collectif Génération Books, Exhibition catalogues, 2008, 2009. Terra Summer Residency Fellowship, Giverny, 2006. OIP Research Felloswhip, Brown University, 2004. Member of the French and Italian Associations of American Studies, AFEA and AISNA. BA, Università G. D’Annunzio Chieti, Italy. MA, Université Lyon 2, France. PhD, Université Lyon 2, France.
Katarzyna Ozga
Professor
Sculptor and installation artist. Grants from: Kosciuszko Foundation, Polish Ministry of Culture, Harriet Hale Woolley, and Jerome Fellowship. BFA, SMFA and Tufts University; MA, University Paris VIII, MFA, Krakow Academy of Fine Arts.
Colleen Pearl
Professor
Teaches at NYU in France and University of Paris-Dauphine. Tours at the Louvre. BA University of California at Santa Cruz. MA University of California at Berkeley. PhD University of California at Berkeley.
Cécile Petit
Professor
Professor of French as a foreign language: NYU in France. BA, Sorbonne Nouvelle; Masters, Sorbonne Nouvelle.
Anne-Marie Smith-di-Biaso
Professor
Brad Tabas
Professor
Philosopher and Critic. BA, University of Pennsylvania, MA, New York University, Ph.D, New York University.
Dr. Kimberly Timby
Professor
Photography Historian. Independent consultant. Specialties: 3D and color photography, amateur practice and popular imagery. Teacher at École du Louvre and École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris. Former curator at the Musée Carnavalet and the Musée Nicéphore Niépce (Director of Collections). Member of the editorial board of History of Photography. BA, Connecticut College; DEA in Social Anthropology and PhD in the History of Photography, EHESS, Paris.
Ellen Wahler
Professor