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Anastasia Aukeman

Part-time Associate Teaching Professor

Email
anastasia.aukeman@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Anastasia Aukeman

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Dr. Anastasia Aukeman is an art historian and curator living and working in New York City. Her recent book, Welcome to Painterland: Bruce Conner and the Rat Bastard Protective Association (University of California Press, 2016) is the first study devoted to the Rat Bastard Protective Association, a community of artists who lived and worked together in and around a building they dubbed Painterland in San Francisco. Her next book, also with University of California Press, continues exploring artistic collaborations and the role of the arts in social change in the Bay Area and is due out in 2022.

Aukeman teaches art history at Parsons School of Design and has curated numerous exhibitions, most recently two shows on the artists of the Rat Bastard Protective Association, one in Los Angeles (The Landing, Oct 1, 2016-Jan 7, 2017) and another in New York (Susan Inglett Gallery, April 27-June 3, 2017). She has written articles and reviews for Art in AmericaArt on PaperARTnews, and Elephant, among other publications. She earned her Ph.D. at the Graduate Center, City University New York.

 


Degrees Held

Ph.D., Art History, Graduate School and University Center, City University New York.

M.A., Art History, Queens College, City University, New York.

B.A., English Literature, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI.


Recent Publications

Anastasia Aukeman, Welcome to Painterland: Bruce Conner and the Rat Bastard Protective Association (Oakland, CA: University of California Press, 2016).

Anastasia Aukeman, "It's a Rat Trip, Baby," Elephant, no. 29 (Winter 2017).

"Bruce Conner and the Making of Community," University of California Press Author’s Blog, August 11, 2016 [http://www.ucpress.edu/blog/22062/bruce-conner-and-the-making-of-a-community/].   Anastasia Aukeman, “Mythology, Politics, Art: Lydia Venieri,” in Lydia Venieri:Theogeny (New York: Charta Books, D.A.P. / Distributed Art Publishers, Inc., 2010): 138-145.    “Margarita Cabrera at Sara Meltzer Gallery,” Art in America, Jan. 2007, 140.     “Mona Hatoum at Alexander and Bonin Gallery,” Art in America, March 2006, 146-7.    “Sam Durant at Paula Cooper Gallery,” Art in America, Dec. 2005, 139 (illus.).     “Richard Serra: Line Drawings,” Art on Paper, Jan.-Feb. 2003, 75 (illus.).    “Weegee’s Trick Photography,” Art on Paper, April 2003, 60 (illus.).    “About Paper: Amanda Guest, Maureen McQuillan, and Kate Teale,” Art on Paper, Nov.-Dec. 2002, 61-62 (illus.).  


Current Courses


Future Courses

  • Integrative Seminar 2
    PUFY 1011 - Spring 2027

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