Colleen Stockmann
Faculty
Dr. Stockmann teaches courses in art history and arts administration with an emphasis on interdiscplinary connections and networked histories. Stockmann's research focuses on the history of artist processes including eighteenth-century indigo production and nineteenth-century drawing with a special interest in material culture. Stockmann's approach to art history is intersectional and focuses on enslavement in the Atlantic World and its tethers to visual culture.
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Education
Macalester College, BA in Studio Arts; University of Minnesota, PhD in Art History
Areas of Expertise
drawing and print history, nineteenth century, American history, Atlantic World, artist processes, pigments and color, and early modern period ~1400-1800 CE
Courses Taught
ART-101 (Art History I), ART-224 (Visual Information), ART-250 (Gender and Art), and GWS-250 (Gender and Art)
| Synonym | Title | Times Taught | Terms Taught |
|---|---|---|---|
| ART-102 | Art History II | 1 | 2021/SP |
| ART-362 | Contemporary Art | 1 | 2021/SP |
| ART-244 | ST:Critical Issues | 1 | 2021/SP |
| ART-250 | Gender and Art | 1 | 2020/FA |
| ART-392 | Art History: Theory and Methods | 1 | 2020/FA |
| ART-101 | Art History I | 1 | 2020/FA |