editorial board
toni armstrong, junior editor
Toni Armstrong is a doctoral student studying 19th-century art and visual culture in the United States. Toni’s research explores collecting, domesticity, and natural history with an emphasis on women collectors. Previously, Toni has held positions at the Worcester Art Museum and the Musée national d’histoire et d’art in Luxembourg.
shannon bewley, senior editor
Shannon Bewley is a PhD Candidate studying twentieth-century sculpture and exhibition histories. Her research emphasizes women sculptors, controversial public works, and alternative gallery spaces. Previously, she held positions in the curatorial departments of the Birmingham Museum of Art, Alabama, and the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Colorado.
amy delabruere, editorial assistant
Amy DeLaBruere is a second year master’s student studying American and British paintings and prints at the turn of the twentieth century. Her research focuses on text and image relationships, as well as representations of women and social dynamics. Previously, she held curatorial and research positions at the Yale University Art Gallery, Yale Center for British Art, and the Boston University Art Galleries.
danarenae donato, junior editor
Danarenae Donato is a doctoral student studying early modern Italian art. Her research focuses on the reception of antiquity, collection practices, and global artistic and cultural exchange, including that of the applied arts. She has previously held positions in the Pascack Historical Society, Samek Art Museum, Studio Galleria Romanelli, and The Frick Collection.
hannah jew, junior editor
Hannah Jew is a third year PhD student studying seventeenth century Dutch painting, print, and material culture. Her research interests pertain to the period’s global and domestic economies in relation to imagery, especially that of women and their work within the home. She has held positions at the Musee en Herbe in Paris, France, and the Boston University Art Galleries. This year, she will also serve as one coordinator for the Boston University Graduate Symposium.
sybil f. joslyn, senior editor
Sybil F. Joslyn is a PhD Candidate studying American decorative arts and material culture in the long nineteenth century. Her research explores the intersection between material and visual culture, the expression of individual and national identities, and intercultural exchange in the Atlantic World. Previously, Sybil has held internships and fellowships at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Bard Graduate Center, Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Inc., and the Winter Antiques Show.
editors emeriti
Sarah Horowitz, 2021-2022
Althea Ruoppo, 2020–2022
Julián Serna Lancheros, 2020–2022
Ateret Sultan-Reisler, 2021–2022
Colleen Foran, 2019–2021
Ikbal Zeynep Dursunoğlu, 2019–2021
Phillippa Pitts, 2019–2021
Bailey Benson, 2018–2020
Defne Kirmizi, 2018–2020
Kimber Chewning, 2017–2019
Lauren Graves, 2017–2019
Alison Terndrup, 2017–2019
Kelsey Gustin, 2017–2018
Joseph Saravo, 2016–2018
Lydia Harrington, 2016–2017
Erin McKellar, 2014–2017
Jordan Karney Chaim, 2015–2017
Sasha Goldman, 2015–2017
Steve Burges, 2014–2016
Ewa Matyczyk, 2014–2016
Beth Pugliano, 2013–2015
Martina Tanga, 2013–2015
Naomi Slipp, 2014–2015