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April Eisman

Professor Art and Visual Culture Contemporary Art History

Iowa State University

Affiliations

College of Design

Architecture

Art and Visual Culture

Graphic Design

April Eisman is currently serving as an Architecture Professor Art and Visual Culture Contemporary Art History at Iowa State University.

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April Eisman

Iowa State University

Professor Art and Visual Culture Contemporary Art History

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art history art cultural history history culture visual arts popular culture cultural studies visual culture modernity memory neoliberalism european society cultural change mass culture political culture migration and art gender equality historical reassessment art criticism cross-cultural perspectives cold war cultures neo rauch east german experience east german artist bernhard heisig twentieth-century german art women artists economic equality east german painting plural authenticities multiple perspectives socialist realist shock therapy east german state east german art art research contemporary art history of art sculpture cultural heritage art theory

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

“Socialist Realist” Critiques of Neoliberal “Shock Therapy”. (2019)

April A. Eisman

shock therapysocialist realistneoliberalismsocial sciences

Whose East German Art is This? the Politics of Reception After 1989. Imaginations Journal of Cross-Cultural Image Studies (2017)

April A. Eisman

cultural studiesvisual artsart historyart criticismvisual culturecross-cultural perspectivescultural historyeast german artartculturepopular culture

Remembering and Rethinking the Gdr: Multiple Perspectives and Plural Authenticities. German History (2015)

April Eisman

multiple perspectiveshistoryhistorical reassessmentmemoryplural authenticities

From Economic Equality to “Mommy Politics”. Women Artists and the Challenges of Gender in East German Painting. International Journal for History Culture and Modernity (2014)

April A. Eisman

east german paintingart historymodernityartgender studieseconomic equalitygender equalitywomen artists

The Gdr Remembered: Representations of the East German State Since 1989. German History (2013)

A. A. Eisman

east german statecultural historyhistory

Denying Difference to the Post-Socialist Other: Bernhard Heisig and the Changing Reception of an East German Artist. Contemporaneity Historical Presence in Visual Culture (2012)

April A. Eisman

cultural studieseast german artistbernhard heisigart historyvisual culturecultural historymigration and artartculturecultural change

Painting the East German Experience: Neo Rauch in the Late 1990s. Oxford Art Journal (2012)

A. A. Eisman

visual artsart historyneo raucharteast german experience

Objects as History in Twentieth-Century German Art: Beckmann to Beuys. Choice Reviews Online (2011)

Peter Chametzky

visual artsart historycultural historytwentieth-century german artart

Bringing Culture to the Masses: Control, Compromise and Participation in the Gdr. German History (2010)

A. A. Eisman

political culturecultural historyculturemass cultureeuropean societyhistorypopular culture

Art of Two Germanys / Cold War Cultures. German History (2009)

A. A. Eisman

art historycultural historyarthistorycold war cultures

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April Eisman

Professor Art and Visual Culture Contemporary Art History

Iowa State University

Affiliations

College of Design

Architecture

Art and Visual Culture

Graphic Design

April Eisman is currently serving as an Architecture Professor Art and Visual Culture Contemporary Art History at Iowa State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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April Eisman

Iowa State University

Professor Art and Visual Culture Contemporary Art History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Socialist Realist” Critiques of Neoliberal “Shock Therapy”. (2019)

April A. Eisman

shock therapysocialist realistneoliberalismsocial sciences

Whose East German Art is This? the Politics of Reception After 1989. Imaginations Journal of Cross-Cultural Image Studies (2017)

April A. Eisman

cultural studiesvisual artsart historyart criticismvisual culturecross-cultural perspectivescultural historyeast german artartculturepopular culture

Remembering and Rethinking the Gdr: Multiple Perspectives and Plural Authenticities. German History (2015)

April Eisman

multiple perspectiveshistoryhistorical reassessmentmemoryplural authenticities

From Economic Equality to “Mommy Politics”. Women Artists and the Challenges of Gender in East German Painting. International Journal for History Culture and Modernity (2014)

April A. Eisman

east german paintingart historymodernityartgender studieseconomic equalitygender equalitywomen artists

The Gdr Remembered: Representations of the East German State Since 1989. German History (2013)

A. A. Eisman

east german statecultural historyhistory

Denying Difference to the Post-Socialist Other: Bernhard Heisig and the Changing Reception of an East German Artist. Contemporaneity Historical Presence in Visual Culture (2012)

April A. Eisman

cultural studieseast german artistbernhard heisigart historyvisual culturecultural historymigration and artartculturecultural change

Painting the East German Experience: Neo Rauch in the Late 1990s. Oxford Art Journal (2012)

A. A. Eisman

visual artsart historyneo raucharteast german experience

Objects as History in Twentieth-Century German Art: Beckmann to Beuys. Choice Reviews Online (2011)

Peter Chametzky

visual artsart historycultural historytwentieth-century german artart

Bringing Culture to the Masses: Control, Compromise and Participation in the Gdr. German History (2010)

A. A. Eisman

political culturecultural historyculturemass cultureeuropean societyhistorypopular culture

Art of Two Germanys / Cold War Cultures. German History (2009)

A. A. Eisman

art historycultural historyarthistorycold war cultures

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