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Catherine De Lorenzo is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Monash University's Art, Design & Architecture Faculty. She specializes in Art History with a focus on Australian art, photography, exhibitions, and cross-cultural studies. Her work bridges disciplines such as visual anthropology, Indigenous studies, and architectural history.
She holds a PhD in Art History from the University of Sydney (1995), specializing in ethnophotography of Aboriginal Australians. Her research explores photographic exchanges between Australia and Europe, post-colonial critiques, and exhibition histories. Notable projects include co-authoring *Australian Art Exhibitions: Opening our eyes* (2018) and examining French photographic collections on Australia.
- Research Highlights: Analysis of Australian pavilions at international expositions, cross-cultural exhibition impacts, and colonial/post-colonial photo histories.
- Awards: 2009 Marion Mahony Griffin Prize for integrating research and teaching, 2022 Australia Council Grant.
- Editorial Roles: Editor of *Journal of Art Historiography* and *Visual Studies*.
- External Roles: Visiting Research Fellow at the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (2020).
Her current project investigates European perceptions of Australian art through exhibitions (1937–2007), collaborating with Djon Mundine to explore cross-national curatorial narratives.
