Katie Bruhn
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Biography
Katherine Bruhn is a scholar of Southeast Asian modern and contemporary art with a geographic focus on Indonesia. Her current book project looks at the work of visual artists associated with the Minangkabau ethnic group. It dismantles the idea that the visual expression of nature in Indonesia was a colonial introduction through an examination of how local cosmologies intersect with environmental history in Minangkabau.
Her research has been supported by fellowships from Fulbright, the Social Science Research Council, and the American Institute for Indonesian Studies.
Current Courses
283.001Global Modern/Contemporary Art
444.002Studio Work: Photography
275.002World Arts: Visual Arts
303.001Seminar in Art Beyond the Western Tradition
451.001Special Projects: Art History
275.001World Arts: Visual Arts
Teaching Interests & Areas
Global Modern and Contemporary Art, Environmental Art History, Collectivism & Social Practice Art, Southeast Asia, Indonesia
Research Interests & Areas
Global Modern and Contemporary Art, Environmental Art History, Collectivism & Social Practice Art, Southeast Asia, Indonesia