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Jonathan M. Reynolds is a Professor at Barnard College, affiliated with Columbia University's Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures. His research focuses on Japanese art and architecture, particularly modern Japanese architecture and photography.
- Education: PhD in Art History from Stanford University (1991)
Research Interests: Reynolds explores the intersection of Japanese cultural identity, architecture, and photography from the 1940s to 1990s. His work examines modernist architectural movements and the pedagogical frameworks shaping contemporary architectural practice in Japan.
Publications: His notable works include a monograph on tradition in Japanese visual culture and studies on Maekawa Kunio's contributions to modernist architecture. Recent publications trend toward interdisciplinary analyses of art, architecture, and photography's role in national identity formation.
