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Todd Cronan is Professor of Art History at Emory University. His research explores intersections of intentionality, class politics, and modern aesthetics through French painting, photography, and architecture. He directs nonsite.org and serves on the board of Friends of Schindler House.
Education:
- Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley (2005)
- M.A. Johns Hopkins University (1996)
- B.A. University of California, Berkeley (1994)
Research examines affective formalism, political art, and material culture in modernism. Recent work analyzes neoliberal aesthetics in architecture and Marxist critiques of race/class dynamics. Publications demonstrate sustained engagement with artistic intentionality across visual media.
Publications trend toward interdisciplinary analysis, blending art history with political philosophy. Recent articles focus on architectural materialism (2023), critical race theory (2021), and Bergsonian aesthetics (2013).
Awards:
- Honorary Professorship, University of Jordan
- Nils Svenningsen's Research Award
- STINT Fellowship
- Millard Miess Book Prize
Supervised 8 PhD/Master's students on modernist topics. Secured Mellon Foundation grants for digital scholarship. Founded Western Australia Paediatric Nursing Research Network.
Leads research groups on Child & Family Centred Care and Pain in Early Life (PEARL).
