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Jérémie Koering is Full Professor of Modern Art History at the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) since 2020 and Research Fellow at CNRS (Centre André Chastel, Paris) since 2010. His work bridges Epistemology of Art History, Renaissance and Early Modern Art, and Anthropology of Images, with a focus on political dimensions of art, artistic imagination, and image consumption. He has held visiting positions at Yale University, Clark Art Institute, and Villa I Tatti.
- Education: PhD from Université Paris 1 (2005), Habilitation from EHESS (2019)
- Key Projects: Directed CNRS research on painted facades (La ville ornée, 2021-2024), explored Meyer Schapiro's drawing epistemology, and studied Renaissance artistic process metaphors
Research Trends from his 15 most recent publications include:
- Anthropological approaches to image ingestion (Les iconophages, 2021)
- Epistemology of drawing in art history (Schapiro, Damisch)
- Political symbolism in Mantua's Ducal Palace decorations
- Metaphors of artistic creation in Renaissance Italy
- Visual culture of painted facades in early modern Europe
- Cinematic engagement with art historical concepts
Scientific Awards:
- Prix Pierre Daix (2022) for Les iconophages
- Swiss National Science Fund Project Grant (2021, 1.36M CHF)
- Clark Art Institute Summer Fellowship (2022)
- Yale University Focillon Scholarship (2014)
Global Engagement: Guest scholar at Getty Research Institute (2019), Visiting Professor at Sorbonne Abu Dhabi (2010-2015), Lecturer at Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies. Currently directing the Les Apparences book series at Actes Sud.
