editorial board

Ada Evans is a third-year PhD candidate studying modern and contemporary art. Her work centers shifting ecologies and climate destabilization, especially in the American South and the Caribbean. Ada has previously worked at the National Museum of Wildlife Art and the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center.

Hamin Kim is a third-year PhD candidate studying modern and contemporary Korean art. Her research explores how national identity, cultural hybridity, and historical memory take shape in South Korean art. She has held positions at the Art Institute of Chicago, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA), and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, among others.

Emma Lazerson is a third-year PhD candidate, studying the art of the Italian Early Modern period, with a particular focus on women painters of the Cinque- and Seicento. She is interested in how post-colonial and global theories, social histories, and Marxist philosophies can be brought to bear on these women artists.

Jenna Wendler is a third-year PhD student studying Northern European early modern art. She is interested in portrayals of gender and intercultural exchange, particularly in depictions of domesticity and everyday life. Previously, she has worked at the Gund at Kenyon College, the Medici Archive Project, the ICA/Boston, and the MFA Boston.

Cyndy Basil is a second-year Master’s student studying modern and contemporary art. Her research explores the relationships to modernity and spirituality expressed by artists from Mennonite and other Anabaptist communities. Cyndy is currently a digital archiving technician and has previously worked at Schmucker Art Gallery at Gettysburg College.