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Hendrik Dey is a Professor and Associate Chair for Art History at the Department of Art and Art History, Hunter College. He specializes in classical and medieval architecture, urban history, and material culture, with a focus on Rome and its transformations from Late Antiquity to the early Middle Ages.
His research spans the architectural legacy of imperial Rome, the evolution of urban spaces post-Roman Empire, and the material culture of early medieval societies. His publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches combining archaeology, art history, and historical analysis.
Key publications include studies on the Aurelian Wall, the afterlife of Roman cities, and material culture in Late Antiquity. His work often engages with theoretical frameworks in urbanism and ceremonial practices.
- Residential Fellowships: American Academy in Rome (2005-07), Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (2009-10), Dumbarton Oaks (2016-17)
- Associate Editor, Bryn Mawr Classical Review
- Editorial Board, Speculum (2017-21)
