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Michelle Antoinette is an Associate Professor in Art History and Theory at Monash University, Naarm/Melbourne. Her research focuses on modern and contemporary Asian art, particularly Southeast Asia and Asian diasporas. She holds a PhD in Interdisciplinary Cross-Cultural Research (ANU, 2006) and a BA(Hons) in Visual Arts (Monash, 1999). Her work explores transnational art networks, museum practices, and curatorial methodologies. Key projects include ARC-funded initiatives like 'Care and Repair: Rethinking Contemporary Curation' (2024–2027) and 'Asian Art Publics' (2017–2023). She co-curated 'Shaping Geographies: Art, Woman, Southeast Asia' (Singapore, 2019–2020), emphasizing women artists' contributions. Antoinette supervises graduate students across Art History, Curatorial Practice, and Fine Art. Recent awards include ARC DECRA and Discovery Project fellowships. Her publications include Reworlding Art History (2015) and Contemporary Asian Art and Exhibitions (2014). Activities include organizing conferences, public lectures, and academic engagements on global art dynamics. She collaborates internationally, with research extending to Asian-Australian art and crisis-response curation.
