Olivia Wolf is currently serving as an Art History Assistant Professor of Art History at Rice University.
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Olivia Wolf
Rice University
Assistant Professor of Art History
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Argentina's King Fahd Islamic Cultural Center: Transnational Patronage and Aesthetics in Latin America's Largest Mosque Complex. Brepols (2022)
monumental heritagecultural historyportuguesecultural studiesislamic studieslatin american studiesislamic thoughtreligion
Islamic Architecture in the Americas: Advancing a Transregional and Hemispheric Approach. Islamic Architecture Today and Tomorrow: (Re) Defining the Field, co-edited by Mohammad Gharipour and Daniel Coslett (Bristol: Intellect Press) (2022)
Modern and Contemporary Mosques in Latin America: Tracing Local and Transnational Dimensions Through Temporal and Geographic Frames. Brepols (2022)
latin american studiescultural studiesspanishlatin american research
Re-Thinking MudéJar and Its Revivals in Latin American Architecture: Colonial to Modern Dialogues and Translations. Journal of Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture (LALVC) (2022)
visual artscultural studiescultural heritagearchitectural historyvisual cultureart history
Transnational Traces in the Espigas Repository: Bibí Zogbé'S Artistic Production and Early Critical Reception at the Galerís Witcomb (1934-1937). Cuadernos series, series, Centro de Estudios Espigas / Centro de Investigaciones en Arte y Patrimonio (CONICET-UNSAM) (2022)
latin american archaeologyvisual artsmaterial culturecultural heritagevisual cultureart historyart
Memorializing Migration: Immigrant Patronage, Public Memory, and the Syrian Centennial Monument to Argentina (1910). Palgrave MacMillan Memory Studies (2020)
social historycultural historyhistoryinternational historymigration studieshuman migrationtransnational historytransnational mobilityinternational migration
Migrant Monuments, Monumental Migrants: SáO Paulo’S Sculptural Homage to Syrian-Lebanese Friendship and the Crafting of Transnational Identity in Centennial Brazil. Anuario del Instituto de Investigaciones sobre Patrimonio Cultural (2017)
monumental heritageportuguesecultural studiesmigration studieshuman migrationmigration and art
Taller De Arte Mural (Argentina). Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernism (2017)
art researchcontemporary arthistory of artart historyart theoryart
Marking Time, Marking Movement: Mexico City's Ottoman Clock Tower as a Transnational Expression of Immigrant Identity. Hemisphere: Visual Cultures of the Americas (2016)
culturecultural studieslatin american antiquitytransnational mobilityvisual culture
The Pen Has Extolled Her Virtues: Gender and Power Within the Visual Legacy of Shajar Al-Durr in Cairo. Edinburgh University Press (2014)
