editorial board
isabella dobson, senior editor
Isabella Dobson is a fourth year PhD student studying Renaissance and Baroque art. She is interested in women artists across time, but also how women’s bodies express agency and pleasure in paintings and prints from the early modern period. Previously, she worked at the Johnson Museum of Art and the Gibson House Museum.
megan horn, senior editor
Megan Horn is a third year PhD student. She studies twentieth century American photography and material culture. Her research focuses on the interrelationships between documentary photography, discarded items and scrap salvage, and the negotiated conceptions of national identity. Megan has previously held positions at the Museum of Modern Art and the Newport Art Museum.
ada evans, junior editor
Ada Evans is a second year PhD student studying modern and contemporary art. Her work centers shifting ecologies and climate destabilization, especially in the American South and the Caribbean. Ada has previously worked at the National Museum of Wildlife Art and the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center.
hamin kim, junior editor
Hamin Kim is a second year PhD student studying modern and contemporary Korean art. Her research explores how national identity, cultural hybridity, and historical memory take shape in South Korean art. She has held positions at the Art Institute of Chicago, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA), and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, among others.
emma lazerson, junior editor
Emma Lazerson is a second-year PhD student, studying the art of the Italian Early Modern period, with a particular focus on women painters of the Cinque- and Seicento. She is interested in how post-colonial and global theories, social histories, and Marxist philosophies can be brought to bear on these women artists.
jenna wendler, junior editor
Jenna Wendler is a second-year PhD student studying Northern European early modern art. She is interested in portrayals of gender and intercultural exchange, particularly in depictions of domesticity and everyday life. Previously, she has worked at the Gund at Kenyon College, the Medici Archive Project, the ICA/Boston, and the MFA Boston.
editors emeriti
Emily Nootbaar, 2024-2025
Rachel Kline, 2023-2025
Kaylee Kelley, 2023-2025
Catherine Lennartz, 2023-2025
Hannah Jew, 2022-2024
Danarenae Donato, 2022-2024
Toni Armstrong, 2022-2024
Bailey Pekar, 2023-2024
Amy Malach, 2023-2024
Amy Delabruere, 2022-2023
Shannon Bewley, 2021-2023
Sybil F. Joslyn, 2021-2023
Sarah Horowitz, 2021-2022
Althea Ruoppo, 2020–2022
Julián Serna Lancheros, 2020–2022
Ateret Sultan-Reisler, 2021–2022
Colleen Foran, 2019–2021
Ikbal Zeynep Dursunoğlu, 2019–2021
Phillippa Pitts, 2019–2021
Bailey Benson, 2018–2020
Defne Kirmizi, 2018–2020
Kimber Chewning, 2017–2019
Lauren Graves, 2017–2019
Alison Terndrup, 2017–2019
Kelsey Gustin, 2017–2018
Joseph Saravo, 2016–2018
Lydia Harrington, 2016–2017
Erin McKellar, 2014–2017
Jordan Karney Chaim, 2015–2017
Sasha Goldman, 2015–2017
Steve Burges, 2014–2016
Ewa Matyczyk, 2014–2016
Beth Pugliano, 2013–2015
Martina Tanga, 2013–2015
Naomi Slipp, 2014–2015