Education
Rutgers University, Ph.D. Candidate in Art History (ABD), 2019 – Expected 2026, Dissertation: “Circe’s Wand: Reimagining Antiquities in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800”
University of Delaware, M.A. in Art History, 2019, Master’s Thesis: “Base Desires: Bernini and the Borghese Sleeping Hermaphrodite”
New York University, B.A. in Art History, Minor in Classics, 2016, Magna Cum Laude with Departmental Honors
Awards and Fellowships
2025 – 2026
Chester Dale Fellow in the History of Art and Visual Culture, Metropolitan Museum of Art
2024 – 2025
Anthony M. Clark Rome Prize Fellow in Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, American Academy in Rome
2023
Fondazione Lemmermann Fellowship in Rome (first-prize winner)
2021
University Merit Graduate Scholarship, Rutgers University
2019 – 2024
Excellence Fellowship, Department of Art History, Rutgers University
2017 – 2019
Graduate Fellowship, Department of Art History, University of Delaware
2016
Eileen Guggenheim Award, Department of Art History, New York University
2016
University Honors Scholar/Founder’s Day Award, New York University
2015
Herman J. Wechsler Award, New York University
2015
Dean’s Undergraduate Research Fund Grant, New York University
Publications
2026
“Circe’s Wand: Reimagining Antiquities in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800,” Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome (forthcoming)
2026
Review: Francesca Borgo and Ruth Ezra, eds., Wastework: Early Modern Stories from the Cutting Room Floor (2024), in Sculpture Journal (forthcoming)
2025
“Reinventing New St. Peter’s Basilica: Fantasy in Early Modern Architectural Drawing,” in Artibus et Historiae (forthcoming)
2025
Permanent Accident, with Devon Dikeou, zingmagazine books #10
2022
Catalogue entry on five objects, Guido Reni: Die Schönheit des Göttlichen, exh. cat., Städel Museum, Frankfurt (in collaboration with Museo del Prado, Madrid)
2015
“Raphäel, Sideboard.” in the auction catalogue Design, ed. Alex Heminway, Phillips New York, 9 June, Lot 78
Curatorial
2026
Ruins Revisited: The Fragment in Contemporary Art (forthcoming)
2025
CineLetteraria: Readings from That Bowling Alley on the Tiber (2025, ed.) by Michelangelo Antonioni and a Screening of The Passenger (1975)
2025
Installation of Lizzi Bougatsos’s Self Portrait 2012 (The Dikeou Collection, Denver) in the Atrium of the American Academy in Rome
Conferences and Symposia
2023
“‘Remembering’ River Gods: The Restoration and Afterlife of the Vatican Sculptures,” Mnemosyne: Forgetting, Remembering, and Rediscovering Classical Antiquity, The Warburg Institute & the Institute of Classical Studies, London
2021
“Reimagining New St. Peter’s Basilica: Fantasy in Early Modern Architectural Drawing,” Spiritual City: Fantasy and Fiction in Architectural Process, Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow (online)
2021
Co-Organizer, Mnemonic Aesthetics: Memory and Trauma in Art, Rutgers University, Keynote Speakers Cheryl Finley and Deborah Willis (online)
2019
“On Bernini’s Bed: Sex, Marriage, and Gender in the Borghese Sleeping Hermaphrodite,” Disruptions: Challenges to Normative Female Behavior and Form, SECAC
2019
“On Bernini’s Bed: Sex, Marriage, and Gender in the Borghese Sleeping Hermaphrodite,” University of Delaware
2018
“Between Ancient and Modern: A Speculation on Valentin de Boulogne’s Classical Fragments,” University of Delaware
Guest Lectures
2025
“Baroque Montage: Sequencing Spolia in Early Modern Rome,” Open Stacks, American Academy in Rome
2025
“Permanent Accident,” Fellow Shoptalks, American Academy in Rome
2024
“Pastiche and Capriccio in Early Modern Drawing,” American Academy in Rome
2024
“Circe’s Wand: Reimagining Antiquities in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800,” American Academy in Rome
2023
“Michelangelo’s Last Judgment,” Rutgers University
2021
“Portraits of Women: 1400-1600,” Rutgers University
2021
“Looking at Renaissance Art,” Rutgers University
2021
“Bernini and the Early Modern Interest in Restoring Ancient Sculpture,” University of Delaware
2021
“Italian Baroque Art and Architecture,” Middlesex College
2020
“Roman Imperial Sculpture: The First Three Dynasties,” Rutgers University
2020
“Experiencing Architecture,” Rutgers University
Research Languages
French: proficientItalian: proficientGerman: reading knowledgeLatin: reading knowledge