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Research subject Materiality

Materiality studies within Art History investigates effects and meanings of the physically material aspects of works of art, buildings and other objects of study in art science.

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Art History
Study of antique ceiling in Rome

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Researchers

Anna Bortolozzi

Senior lecturer, associate professor

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
08-16 18 23
Anna Bortolozzi
anna.bortolozzi@arthistory.su.se
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Elin Bergman

Postdoc

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
08-16 25 28
Elin Bergman
elin.bergman@arthistory.su.se
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Magdalena Holdar

Senior lecturer, associate professor

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
Magdalena Holdar
magdalena.holdar@arthistory.su.se
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Sabrina Norlander Eliasson

Professor

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
08-16 31 00
Sabrina Norlander Eliasson
sabrina.norlander.eliasson@arthistory.su.se
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Anna Näslund

Professor

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
08-16 20 50
Anna Näslund
anna.naslund@arthistory.su.se
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Mårten Snickare

Professor

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
08-16 18 16
Mårten Snickare
marten.snickare@arthistory.su.se
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Clara Strömberg

PhD student

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
Clara Strömberg
clara.stromberg@arthistory.su.se
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Karin Tetteris

PhD student

Department of Culture and Aesthetics
Karin Tetteris
karin.tetteris@arthistory.su.se
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Research projects

Ephemeral green spaces

How were the exhibition spaces of general art and industrial expositions designed in terms of landscape architecture, with borders, trees, and flowers, and what significance did they convey to the visitor? These issues will be explored within a two-year research project in art history.

Photo of two women walking in a park.

Doctoral studies

The postgraduate studies at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics consists of four years of fulltime studies with employment: The writing of a doctoral thesis (180 ECTS credits) and PhD courses (60 ECTS credits).

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Departments and centres

The research activities takes place at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics.

Department of Culture and Aesthetics

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