People
Christy Anderson
Christy Anderson studies and teaches the history of architecture. While most of her work focuses on the buildings of early modern Europe, her projects extend broadly across oceans and into contemporary design. A full-time member of the Department of Art History at the University of Toronto, and a member of the faculty at Daniels, she enjoys teaching both non-specialist undergraduates and students in the professional programs.
Nica Fleming
Nica Fleming has a BA specialist degree in Art History with a minor in Geography from the University of Toronto. Her primary area of interest is architectural history. She loves discovering connections between stylistic movements and is fascinated by representations of architecture in other mediums. Nica plans to continue to research the interconnected nature of art, architecture, and cultural context with an MA in Art History.
Magalie Pronovost-Morgan
Magalie Pronovost-Morgan is a research assistant with a BA in Art History and Philosophy from the University of Toronto. Her primary area of interest is the economy of taste, at the intersection of aesthetics, access, institutional power, and cultural legitimacy. She seeks to understand how art markets and museums determine what is deemed valuable, often mirroring dominant hierarchies. At the University of St Andrews, she will study exclusion in the art world with the aim of opening cultural spaces to broader publics. She is currently researching contemporary rope artists as part of an ongoing project on ropewalks led by Professor Christy Anderson.
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