Brigit Ferguson

Brigit Ferguson is an Instructor of Art History at the College of Charleston, specializing in Medieval and Early Modern Art, as well as the History of Architecture. She teaches courses such as ARTH 101 (Ancient to Medieval Art), ARTH 225 (Medieval Art), and ARTH 362 (Medieval Manuscript Illumination). Her research focuses on art history pedagogy, including writing, debate, Universal Design, and equity. She holds an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and an A.B. from Dartmouth College.

Her scholarly work examines emotional expressions in medieval sculpture and the intersection of art with theological themes. Publications include analyses of medieval martyrdom aesthetics and reviews of Gothic sculpture exhibitions in American museums. Ferguson’s research also explores interdisciplinary approaches to teaching art history, emphasizing inclusive and equitable pedagogical strategies.

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