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Faculty Highlights

  • On October 15, Agata Lisiak and her collaborators from podcast Spatial Delight will speak about podcasting in academia at the 2023 PodFest Berlin. They will discuss strategies, approaches, and techniques for academic podcasting.
  • Tobias Wuttke has published a new paper in the International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management on global value chains and the car industry in South Africa.
  • Professor of theater and performance Nina Tecklenburg holds a lecture on "AI as Performer" on Wednesday, Sept 27, 8pm as part of the Transmedia Arts Seminar lecture series hosted by FU Berlin and Harvard University. Register here.
  • Jeffrey Champlin has recently published an article on the poet Fred Moten titled "I know you can cant': Slips of the Mother Tongue in Fred Moten's B Jenkins" in the edited volume Untying the Mother Tongue.
  • Hanan Toukan will give online talk through NYU on Wednesday, Sept 13 about her book "The Politics of Art"
  • Laura Scuriatti delivered keynote lecture at the conference "Mina Loy and Her Networks," held at the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle in Paris
  • Andreas Martin Widmann publishes new story "Alte Schule" in the 2023 issue of prestigious literary magazine “Krachkultur”
  • Prof. Dr. Gale Raj-Reichert and Dr. Tobias Wuttke present on 'The Impact of European/German Government Subsidies on Semiconductor Manufacturing Investment Decisions' at the Asia-Europe Institute at Universiti Malaya on August 29. 
  • Dr. Marion Detjen publishes "Zeit für Visionen ohne Paranoia" ("Time for Visions without Paranoia") in Zeit Online.
  • Prof. Dr. Aya Soika delivers lecture titled Mies van der Rohe: The German Pavilion for the World at the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte (ZI) in Munich.
Faculty Highlights

Current Faculty

  • Nassim AbiGhanem
    Nassim AbiGhanem

    Lebanon
    PhD in International Relations
    Central European University
  • Ewa Atanassow
    Ewa Atanassow

    Bulgaria/Poland
    PhD from the Committee on Social Thought
    The University of Chicago
  • Florian Becker
    Florian Becker

    Germany
    PhD in German Literature
    Princeton University
  • Ann-Kathrin Blankenberg
    Ann-Kathrin Blankenberg

    Germany
    PhD in Economics
    Universität Kassel
     
  • Kerry Bystrom
    Kerry Bystrom

    USA
    PhD in English 
    Princeton University
  • Jeffrey Champlin
    Jeffrey Champlin

    USA
    PhD in German Studies
    New York University
  • Tracy Colony
    Tracy Colony

    USA
    PhD in Philosophy
    Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
  • Marion Detjen
    Marion Detjen

    Germany
    PhD in History 
    Freie Universität Berlin
  • Berit Ebert
    Berit Ebert

    Germany
    PhD in Political Science
    Aachen University
  • James Harker
    James Harker

    USA
    PhD in Rhetoric
    University of California, Berkeley
  • David Hayes
    David Hayes

    USA
    PhD from the Committee on Social Thought
    The University of Chicago
  • Matthias Hurst
    Matthias Hurst

    Germany
    Habilitation in Literature and Film Studies
    Universität Heidelberg
  • Ahmad Ghani Khosrawi
    Ahmad Ghani Khosrawi

    Afghanistan/Germany 
    PhD Humanities and Literature
    Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University
  • John Kleckner 
    John Kleckner 

    USA
    BFA in Painting
    University of Iowa
  • Kai Koddenbrock
    Kai Koddenbrock

    Germany
    Habilitation in Political Science
    Goethe University Frankfurt
  • Geoff Lehman
    Geoff Lehman

    USA
    PhD in Art History
    Columbia University
  • Agata Lisiak
    Agata Lisiak

    Poland
    PhD in Media and Communication Studies
    Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
  • Katalin Makkai
    Katalin Makkai

    Hungary/Canada
    PhD in Philosophy
    Harvard University
  • Stephan Müller
    Stephan Müller

    Germany
    PhD in Economics
    University of Kassel
  • Gale Raj-Reichert
    Gale Raj-Reichert

    Malaysia/USA
    PhD in Development Studies
    University of Manchester
  • Laura Scuriatti
    Laura Scuriatti

    Italy
    PhD in English Literature
    University of Reading
  • Aya Soika
    Aya Soika

    Germany
    PhD in Art History
    University of Cambridge
  • Nina Tecklenburg
    Nina Tecklenburg

    Germany
    PhD in Theater Studies
    Freie Universität Berlin
  • Catherine Toal
    Catherine Toal

    Ireland
    PhD in English and American Literature
    Harvard University
  • Hanan Toukan
    Hanan Toukan

    Jordan/USA
    PhD in Politics and International Studies
    SOAS, University of London
     
  • Asli Vatansever
    Asli Vatansever

    Turkey
    PhD in Sociology
    University of Hamburg
  • Dorothea von Hantelmann
    Dorothea von Hantelmann

    Germany
    PhD in Art History
    Freie Universität Berlin
  • Boris Vormann
    Boris Vormann

    Germany
    PhD in Political Science 
    Freie Universität Berlin
  • Ulrike Wagner
    Ulrike Wagner

    Germany
    PhD in German and Comparative Literature
    Columbia University
  • Israel Waichman
    Israel Waichman

    Israel
    PhD in Economics
    Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
  • Andreas Martin Widmann
    Andreas Martin Widmann

    Germany
    PhD in German Literature
    Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz

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  • Fred Abrahams
    Fred Abrahams

    USA
    MA in International Affairs
    Columbia University
     
  • Carla Åhlander
    Carla Åhlander

    Sweden/Italy
    Performance- and theatre studies, Commedia School (Copenhagen)
    Photography studies at Fatamorgana Fotoskole (Copenhagen), SACI (Florence), Lund University
  • Aaron Allen
    Aaron Allen

    USA
    MA in Security Studies
    Georgetown University
  • Maria Avxentevskaya
    Maria Avxentevskaya

    Russia
    PhD, Freie Universität Berlin
    The Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
  • Angela Anderson
    Angela Anderson

    USA/Germany
    MA in Film and Media Studies
    The New School
  • Raphael Beil
    Raphael Beil

    Germany
    Diploma of Fine Arts
    Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences

    Raphael Beil


    Germany
    Diploma of Fine Arts
    Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences

    Raphael Beil was born in Hamburg. He began his career with a full apprenticeship as a stone sculptor and later studied Fine Arts at the Alanus University of Arts and Social
    Sciences. He then worked with various artists such as Tony Cragg, Nicolas Bertoux, and Hagbart Sollös, gaining extensive experience in creating monumental sculpture projects.

    Since 1992, he has been working as a freelance sculptor based in Berlin, Norway, and Italy. He has collaborated with garden and landscape architects Cornelia Müller and Jan Wehberg
    (Luetzow7) in Berlin, with whom he has worked on several large garden projects. These include the installation of several stone sculptures in the courtyards of the Federal Ministry of Economics, the creation of the outside stone floor of the Paul-Celan-Hof at the Jewish Museum Berlin, and the "30 Floating Stones" outside the German Reichstag Parliament.

    Raphael Beil has participated in exhibitions and symposia worldwide, including in Turkey, Taiwan, India, Guatemala, and China. His works are permanently exhibited at the Uttarayan
    Art Foundation in India; the National Museums of Guatemala City; Hualien, Taiwan; and Beijing China.

    In 1986, he began teaching at the summer academy for sculpture "Campo de'll Altissimo" in Italy and continued teaching there until 2022.

    With the aim of sharing his experience, he founded the "School of Sculpture" together with Tobia Silvotti. Located in Monopol in Berlin-Reinickendorf, the school offers workshops and sculpture courses with marble, granite, and other types of stone, teaching traditional and modern techniques to create unique sculptures. The courses are open to everyone, whether young or old, experienced or a beginner.

    Personal website

     

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    Contact
    Raphael Beil
    Studio Arts — Sculpture
    r.beil[at]berlin.bard.edu
     
  • Sladja Blažan
    Sladja Blažan

    Germany
    PhD in North American Literature and Culture
    Humboldt University
    Habilitation North American Literature and Culture
    University Würzburg
     
  • Christiane Bethke
    Christiane Bethke

    Germany
    Lic. in German and English Studies
    University of Porto
  • Eva Burghardt
    Eva Burghardt

    Germany
    MA in Theater
    Hochschule der Künste Bern
  • Sebastian Brass
    Sebastian Brass

    Germany
    PhD in Germanic Languages and Literatures
    Harvard University
  • Giulia Clabassi
    Giulia Clabassi

    Italy
    MA in Philosophy
    University of Roma Tre
  • Jeremiah Day
    Jeremiah Day

    United States
    PhD in Humanities 
    Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
  • Vanessa de Senarclens
    Vanessa de Senarclens

    Switzerland 
    PhD in French Studies / Habilitation in French Literature and Cultural Studies
    Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • Sam Dolbear
    Sam Dolbear

    United Kingdom
    PhD in Critical Theory
    Birkbeck, University of London

    Sam Dolbear


    United Kingdom
    PhD in Critical Theory
    Birkbeck, University of London
    Contact
    Sam Dolbear received his PhD on Walter Benjamin from Birkbeck, University of London and has since held a number of research positions at the Institute of Modern Language Research at London’s School of Advanced Study and at the Institute of Cultural Inquiry in Berlin. He has two books forthcoming, one on the radio producer and composer Ernst Schoen (with Goldsmith Press) and one on the palmist and sexologist Charlotte Wolff (with Ma Bibliothèque). He has published and taught widely, including in the study abroad programmes of UC Berkeley and Skidmore College in London.


    Contact
    Dr. Sam Dolbear
    Literature
    [email protected]
     
  • Florian Duijsens
    Florian Duijsens

    Netherlands
    MA in Arts and Science; Liberal Studies
    Maastricht University; The New School for Social Research
     
  • Cassandra Ellerbe
    Cassandra Ellerbe

    USA
    PhD in Anthropology / Comparative Cultural Studies
    Universiteit Gent
  • Ariane Faber

    Germany
    MA in North American Studies and Theater Studies
    Freie Universität Berlin
  • Paul Festa
    Paul Festa

    USA
    Advanced Certificate
    The Juilliard School
  • Ariane Friedländer
    Ariane Friedländer

    Germany
    MA in Cultural Anthropology and Educational Sciences
    Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

    Ariane Friedländer


    Germany
    MA in Cultural Anthropology and Educational Sciences
    Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin


    Ariane joined Bard College Berlin in 2020. She also teaches German at other language institutes and at refugee reception centers. In addition, she provides advanced training courses at specialist publisher Klett/Langenscheidt and at Berlin School of Economics and Law. Ariane started her career at Carl Duisberg Centrum in Berlin, where she taught German and worked as educational coordinator between 2003 and 2018.

    While studying Cultural Anthropology and Educational Sciences at Humboldt-Universität Berlin, Ariane specifically focused on adult educational theory, media aesthetics and the mass media reception of everyday culture. Her master thesis analyses the genesis and operating principles of daily talk shows in German private television in the 1990s against the background of medieval village courts. She then complemented her education with postgraduate studies in German as a foreign language at Ruhr-Universität Bochum in 2003 and with a diploma in Journalism from Freie Journalistenschule Berlin in 2020.

    Besides her career as a teacher, Ariane is a keen writer and journalist. Her work mainly deals with the social transformation and cultural evolution of her hometown Berlin over the past three decades, captured in daily life and in the biographies of its inhabitants.

    Contact:
    Ariane Friedländer
    German Studies
    [email protected]

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  • Manuel Gebhardt
    Manuel Gebhardt

    Germany
    MA in Germanic Languages and Literatures, Harvard University
     
  • Julia Gehring
    Julia Gehring

    Germany
    MA in German and Italian Language and Literature, Stuttgart University
    MA in German as a Foreign Language, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • April Gertler 
    April Gertler 

    USA
    MFA in Photography
    Bard College
  • Julia Hart
    Julia Hart

    USA
    BA in German Literature and Theater Studies, Yale University
    BA in Theater Directing, Hochschule für Musik und Theater, Hamburg 
  • Benjamin Hochman
    Benjamin Hochman

    Israel/USA
    The Juilliard School, Graduate Diploma, Orchestral Conducting
    Mannes School of Music, Master of Music, Piano
    The Curtis Institute of Music, Bachelor of Music, Piano
  • Nadania Idriss
    Nadania Idriss

    USA
    MA in Art History
    University of Victoria

    Nadania Idriss


    USA
    MA in Art History
    University of Victoria

    Nadania Idriss is the founder and managing director of Berlin Glas e.V. and Berlin Glassworks GmbH. Born in Berkeley, California, she studied medieval art and architecture of the Middle East. Nadania worked at the British Museum in London, moved to Paris in 1999 to work at UNESCO, and in 2005 she relocated to Berlin. She was always a volunteer in youth clubs and museums, as she enjoys working with communities. Opening Berlin Glas was, therefore, a culmination of everything she considers to be her purpose. Berlin Glas e.V. and Berlin Glassworks provide artist collaborations, classes for the general public, programmes with youth and migrant communities, artist residencies, and bi-lateral exchanges with international universities, as well as teaching sculpture with the art academies in Berlin. Nadania is currently President of the Glass Art Society.

    Contact
    Contact
    Nadania Idriss
    Studio Art
    n.idriss[at]berlin.bard.edu
  • Riaz Partha Khan
    Riaz Partha Khan

    USA
    PhD in Political Science
    University of Chicago
  • Sinem Kilic
    Sinem Kilic

    Germany
    PhD Candidate in Philosophy
    Freie Universität Berlin / Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • Ursula Kohler
    Ursula Kohler

    Germany
    MA in German Language and Literature
    Universität Hamburg
  • Aysuda Kölemen
    Aysuda Kölemen

    Turkey
    PhD in Political Science
    University of Georgia, Athens, USA
  • Anastassia Kostrioukova
    Anastassia Kostrioukova

    Russia/Canada
    MA in Slavic Languages Literatures and Linguistics, University of Toronto
    MA in Comparative Literature, New York University
     
  • Aleksandra Kudriashova
    Aleksandra Kudriashova

    Russia
    MA in Literary and Cultural Studies
    University of Groningen
  • Sophie Lee
    Sophie Lee

    UK/Netherlands
    BA in Fine Art
    Slade School of Fine Art
  • Timo Lochocki
    Timo Lochocki

    Germany
    PhD in Comparative Politics
    Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • Andrea Meyer

    Germany
    PhD in Art History (Freie Universität Berlin)
    Technische Universität Berlin
  • Clio Nicastro
    Clio Nicastro

    Italy
    PhD in Aesthetics and Theory of Arts
    University of Palermo
  • Gilad Nir
    Gilad Nir

    Israel/Germany
    PhD in Philosophy
    University of Chicago
  • Joon Park
    Joon Park

    South Korea
    BA in Studio Art and Psychology
    Boston College

    Joon Park


    South Korea
    BA in Studio Art and Psychology
    Boston College

    Joon Park (b. 1986, Seoul, South Korea) earned his BA Degrees in Studio Art and Psychology from Boston College, USA. 
    He is a 2012 recipient of the Mima Weissmann fellowship at the ceramics program at Harvard University.  In 2013, he moved to Germany and worked at the historic Bauhaus pottery workshop, Keramische Werkstatt Margaretenhöhe under the master potter Young-Jae Lee, as an intern and, consequently, a freelance potter. His sculptural ceramics work has been exhibited and published in various countries, including the US, the UK, Italy, and China.

    Since 2017, he has worked at Bard College Berlin as a studio art manager to facilitate student production and art program logistics.

    Contact:
    Joon Park

    Contact
    [email protected]
  • Joshua Paul
    Joshua Paul

    USA/UK
    PhD, Sociology
    Goldsmiths, University of London
  • Rebecca Rukeyser
    Rebecca Rukeyser

    USA
    MFA in Fiction
    Iowa Writers' Workshop, University of Iowa
     
  • Janina Schabig
    Janina Schabig

    Germany
    Film Studies at Freie Universität, Berlin
    Film Production at Simon Fraser University, Vancouver
    Art Direction at Miami AD School Europe, Hamburg
  • Friederike Schäfer
    Friederike Schäfer

    Germany
    PhD in Art History
    Humboldt University
  • Antonia von Schöning
    Antonia von Schöning

    Germany
    PhD in Media & Cultural Studies
    Bauhaus University Weimar

    Antonia von Schöning


    Germany
    PhD in Media & Cultural Studies
    Bauhaus University Weimar

    Antonia von Schöning is a scholar of media culture and a historian of science. She completed a PhD in Media and Cultural Studies at Bauhaus University Weimar in 2015, and earned a bi-national MA degree in Media, Culture, and Communication from Bauhaus University Weimar and Université Lumières Lyon II. She has taught media theory, STS, and history of science, as well as courses on the convergence of art and technology and art theory at Bauhaus University Weimar, University of Basel and FHNW Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst Basel. Currently, she is postdoctoral researcher and lecturer of history of science at Humboldt University of Berlin.  

    Antonia von Schöning’s research interests include cultural techniques of creativity, digital humanities, art theory, and media ecologies.

    She is author of Die Administration der Dinge. Technik und Imagination im Paris des 19. Jahrhunderts, diaphanes: Zurich/Berlin 2018.

     

    Contact
    Contact
    Dr. Antonia von Schöning
     
  • Tobia Silvotti
    Tobia Silvotti

    Italy
    BA in Fine Arts
    Central Saint Martins, London

    Tobia Silvotti


    Italy
    BA in Fine Arts
    Central Saint Martins, London

    Tobia Silvotti is an artist and co-founder of the School of Sculpture Berlin. Born in New York and with an international upbringing he went on to study Fine Arts in Central Saint Martins college of Arts and Design in London. He has participated in several group exhibitions in London and exhibited at the Intrecciarte Gallery (Pietrasanta, LU, Italy) and in Seravezza during the CibArt Festival. Other projects include a Land Art project such as the installation of a sculpture on a mountain above Lake Maggiore in northern Italy, an artistic joint project with the Japanese artist group SAMPO for the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (2019) and a collaboration with artist Raphael Beil in the creation of a monumental granite sculpture in Norway (2020-21).

    He has been collaborating with the summer academy Campo dell’Altissimo (Azzano, LU, Italy) since 2012 and teaching stone carving there since 2018.

    Tobia Silvotti founded the “School of Sculpture” together with Raphael Beil within the creative hub and artist community located at the former distillery Monopol in Berlin Reinickendorf, where they offer a guided tutelage for creating individual stone artworks using a variety of techniques and different stones. He wishes to share the beauty he has found in the process of working with stone and in the exploration of one’s imagination and creativity.

     

    Contact
    Contact
    Tobia Silvotti
    Fine Arts — Sculpture
    [email protected]
  • Ariane Simard
    Ariane Simard

    Germany/USA
    MFA in Creative Writing, Fiction
    University of California, Irvine
  • Hans Stauffacher
    Hans Stauffacher

    Switzerland/Germany
    MA in Philosophy
    Freie Universität Berlin
  • Kathy-Ann Tan
    Kathy-Ann Tan

    Germany
    Habilitation and PhD in North American Literatures and Cultures
    Curator, Writer and Independent Scholar
  • Michael Thomas Taylor
    Michael Thomas Taylor

    Canada / USA
    PhD in German
    Princeton University 
  • Andreas Weber
    Andreas Weber

    Dipl. Biol. Dr. phil. Marine Biology and Culture Studies 
    Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
    Germany
  • Clare Wigfall
    Clare Wigfall

    Great Britain
    MA in Creative Writing
    University of East Anglia
  • Caroline Wolf
    Caroline Wolf

    Germany
    Diploma in Architecture / Dipl.-Ing. 
    Technische Universität Berlin
  • Jeremy Woodruff
    Jeremy Woodruff

    USA
    PhD in Composition and Music Theory
    University of Pittsburgh 
  • Tobias Wuttke
    Tobias Wuttke

    Germany
    PhD in International Studies
    Roskilde University Denmark
  • Siegmar Zacharias
    Siegmar Zacharias

    Romania/Germany
    MA in Performance Art
    DasArts Amsterdam
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