PHD Student; Architecture, AH 399 Teaching Fellow, Guest Lecture Series co-Coordinator; GSHAAA
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Carter’s research focuses on issues related to nineteenth-century architecture, nationalism, and subjectivity in Britain and the United States. He received his undergraduate degree in architecture and worked as a designer in professional practice before completing his MA in the History of Art at the University of York. Here, he earned distinction for his dissertation, “An Anglo-Continental Exchange: Harlaxton Manor and its Decorative Art.” Carter’s research has been supported by positions at institutions including the Victoria and Albert Museum, the MIT Museum, and Historic New England.
Research Interests:
- Nineteenth-Century Architecture & Decorative Art
- History of Collecting
- History of Preservation
2022-2023:
Guest Lecture Series co-Coordinator, Graduate Student History of Art & Architecture Association
2021-2022:
Social Media co-Coordinator, Graduate Student History of Art & Architecture Association
Travel Grant Committee Member, Graduate Student History of Art & Architecture Association
2020-2021:
Forum co-Coordinator, Graduate Student History of Art & Architecture Association.