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John Ott

Professor of Art History

James Madison University

Affiliations

College of Visual and Performing Arts

School of Art, Design, and Art History

John Ott is currently serving as a College Of Visual And Performing Arts Professor of Art History at James Madison University.

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James Madison University

Professor of Art History

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art visual arts history art history heritage studies social history history of art cultural economy american studies culture cultural history cultural policy art research cultural heritage art policy art criticism racial studies modernity material culture popular culture cultural studies business history african identity communicable diseases public health preparedness crisis management historical review american literature urban history historical geography interdisciplinary history philanthropy historical sociology black experience global health crisis archival science art theory art management race relations mobility services individual mobility mobility analysis avian locomotion animal behaviour bipedal locomotion migration and art white supremacy settler colonialism american identity population history modern patron victorian california cultural philanthropy harlem renaissance abstract art boulder dam suite maynard dixon ’ man versus rock public subsidy private gain american art museum mixed media animal locomotion comparative biology eadweard muybridge ’ midcentury episodes cultural impact american art sculpture art markets african american studies visual culture

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Man Versus Rock: Race, Labor, and Maynard Dixon’s Boulder Dam Suite. Rizzoli (2024)

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Westward Hoe! Evolution, Eugenics, and the Reception of Millet in the United States. Getty Publications (2023)

colonialismcivilizationsracesettler colonialismwestward hoepopulation historyunited statesamerican identityethnicitysocial historyglobal historyamerican studiesracial studieswhite supremacyanthropology

Muybridge and Mobility. University of California Press (2022)

infrastructure engineeringmobility analysistransportation engineeringmobility servicesindividual mobilitymobility

Archives and the Pandemic. Archives of American Art (2021)

archival researchcovid-19communicable diseasesglobal health crisishistorical reviewhistoriographyarchival sciencecrisis managementpublic health preparednesshistory

African American Art Beyond the Harlem Renaissance. Routledge (2020)

visual artsblack experienceart historyafrican identityvisual cultureartharlem renaissancehistory of art

Occidental Arrangements: Midcentury Episodes in an Emerging Global History of Art. Bloomsbury (2020)

visual artscultural heritageheritage studiesart criticismmidcentury episodesoccidental arrangementsart historycultural historyglobal historyvisual cultureartmigration and arthistoryhistory of art

Art and Economics. American Art (2019)

visual artscultural economyart theoryart researchart policyart

Manufacturing the Modern Patron in Victorian California: Cultural Philanthropy, Industrial Capital and Social Authority. Panorama (2019)

philanthropyvictorian californiacultural economyheritage studiesbusiness historymodernityculturecultural policycultural historysocial historyhistorical sociologymodern patroncultural philanthropymaterial culturepopular culturecultural studieshistory

Hale Woodruff’s Antiprimitivist History of Abstract Art. Art Bulletin (2018)

intellectual historyvisual artsart researchart criticismart historyabstract artarthistory of art

Metropolitan, Inc.: Public Subsidy and Private Gain at the Genesis of the American Art Museum. Routledge (2018)

private gainvisual artscultural heritagecultural economyheritage studiesamerican art museumcultural policyart managementart historypublic subsidycontemporary artart policyart

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John Ott

Professor of Art History

James Madison University

Affiliations

College of Visual and Performing Arts

School of Art, Design, and Art History

John Ott is currently serving as a College Of Visual And Performing Arts Professor of Art History at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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John Ott

James Madison University

Professor of Art History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Man Versus Rock: Race, Labor, and Maynard Dixon’s Boulder Dam Suite. Rizzoli (2024)

Westward Hoe! Evolution, Eugenics, and the Reception of Millet in the United States. Getty Publications (2023)

Muybridge and Mobility. University of California Press (2022)

infrastructure engineeringmobility analysistransportation engineeringmobility servicesindividual mobilitymobility

Archives and the Pandemic. Archives of American Art (2021)

archival researchcovid-19communicable diseasesglobal health crisishistorical reviewhistoriographyarchival sciencecrisis managementpublic health preparednesshistory

African American Art Beyond the Harlem Renaissance. Routledge (2020)

visual artsblack experienceart historyafrican identityvisual cultureartharlem renaissancehistory of art

Occidental Arrangements: Midcentury Episodes in an Emerging Global History of Art. Bloomsbury (2020)

visual artscultural heritageheritage studiesart criticismmidcentury episodesoccidental arrangementsart historycultural historyglobal historyvisual cultureartmigration and arthistoryhistory of art

Art and Economics. American Art (2019)

visual artscultural economyart theoryart researchart policyart

Manufacturing the Modern Patron in Victorian California: Cultural Philanthropy, Industrial Capital and Social Authority. Panorama (2019)

Hale Woodruff’s Antiprimitivist History of Abstract Art. Art Bulletin (2018)

intellectual historyvisual artsart researchart criticismart historyabstract artarthistory of art

Metropolitan, Inc.: Public Subsidy and Private Gain at the Genesis of the American Art Museum. Routledge (2018)

private gainvisual artscultural heritagecultural economyheritage studiesamerican art museumcultural policyart managementart historypublic subsidycontemporary artart policyart

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