Reva Wolf

Reva Wolf is a Professor of Art History at the State University of New York at New Paltz. She specializes in art from the 18th century to the present, with particular focus on methodology, artists' writings, and the intersection of Freemasonry with visual arts. Her research spans Goya's satirical prints, Warhol's cultural impact, and the history of artist interviews.

• Education: Ph.D. and M.A. from Institute of Fine Arts, NYU; B.A. from Brandeis University

Her research explores themes like Goya's engagement with the Spanish Inquisition, Warhol's poetic and visual innovations, and the role of Freemasonry in global art production. Recent projects include editing Translating Warhol (2024) and co-editing Freemasonry and the Visual Arts (2020), recognized as an Outstanding Academic Title by Choice.

Her publications demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches to art history, combining visual analysis with cultural, political, and textual studies. Awards include SUNY's Chancellor's Award for Teaching Excellence and prestigious fellowships from institutions like the National Gallery of Art and Harvard University.