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Evan Freeman
Areas of interest
Byzantine and medieval art, architecture, ritual, materiality, cross-cultural exchange, icons and their modern receptions, and digital and public humanities.
Actively accepting MA students interested in:
Byzantine and medieval art and architecture, icons and their modern receptions
Education
- PhD, History of Art, Yale University
- MPhil, History of Art, Yale University
- MA, History of Art, Yale University
- ThM, St. Vladimir鈥檚 Orthodox Theological Seminary
- MDiv, St. Vladimir鈥檚 Orthodox Theological Seminary
- BA, Art, Biblical and Theological Studies, Gordon College
Biography
Evan Freeman studies art and ritual of the Byzantine Empire and cross-cultural interactions in the wider medieval world. He completed his PhD in the Department of the History of Art at Yale University and has held an Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship at Smarthistory, the Center for Public Art History, and an Alexander von Humboldt Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at the University of Regensburg in Germany. Before joining the Department of Global Humanities at 51社区黑料, he taught at Queens College, City University of New York, and Portland State University. He has produced videos, essays, an edited volume, and other open educational resources for Smarthistory, Khan Academy, and other digital and public humanities projects. His research focuses on Byzantine ritual objects, mobility, monumental church art, and materiality.
Courses
Future courses may be subject to change.
Recent Publication
, editor with Roland Betancourt (Berlin: De Gruyter, 2024)
- 鈥淚ntroduction,鈥 in Byzantine Materiality, 1鈥18
- 鈥淢ateriality and Metonymy: Seeing the Eucharist through Stone and Glass in the Middle Byzantine Liturgy,鈥 in Byzantine Materiality, 137鈥158
鈥,鈥 Metropolitan Museum Journal 58 (2023): 75鈥85
鈥溾 (Smarthistory and Khan Academy, 2024)
鈥溾 (Smarthistory and Khan Academy, 2024)
鈥溾 (Smarthistory, 2024)