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Dr. Sabine Tania Kriebel BA, MA, PhD
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| Title | Lecturer (Full-Time, Permanent) | |
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| Address | History of Art |
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| Telephone: | 490-2124 |
Biography:
Sabine Kriebel received her Ph.D. in Modern Art from the Department of History of Art at the University of California, Berkeley.
She also holds an M.A. from the Williams College Graduate Program in the History of Art and a B.A. in Political Economies
from the University of California, Berkeley.
Before joining the academic staff at University College Cork in 2004, she worked at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., collaborating on the groundbreaking Dada exhibition which opened 2005 and assisting in the Department of Photographs.
Before joining the academic staff at University College Cork in 2004, she worked at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., collaborating on the groundbreaking Dada exhibition which opened 2005 and assisting in the Department of Photographs.
Sabine's published writings include several journal articles, catalogue essays, book chapters and book reviews of Dada, artist's
magazines, photography and photography theory, political photomontage and propaganda, leftist aesthetics and gender politics.
Her book Revolutionary Beauty: John Heartfield, Political Photomontage, and the Antifascist Imaginary, 1929-1938 offers the first sustained study of the pioneering photomontages that Heartfield published in the pro-Communist Arbeiter-Illustrierte Zeitung, and probes the intersections of affective art, radical identity politics and technologies of mass replication in interwar Europe.
Her second book project, already underway, is oriented around skin, photographic surfaces, and the somatic in the painting of the so-called Neue Sachlichkeit and interwar photography.
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