Courses Taught (Two Academic Years Prior to Current Visit) s2

Appendix 2 – Faculty Resume

Name: Stephen Caffey

Courses Taught (Two academic years prior to current visit):

ARCH 644 – Visual Cultures of Islamic South Asia

VIZA 631 – Contemporary Theory and Practice in Studio Art

ARCH 441 – Baroque and Rococo Architecture

ARTS 349 – History of Modern Art

Educational Credentials:

PhD Art History University of Texas at Austin 2008

MA Art History University of Texas at Austin 2001

BA with Honors American Studies University of Texas at Austin 1992

Teaching Experience:

Texas A&M University Assistant Professor of Art and Architectural History 2008-present

University of Texas at Austin Instructor Art History 2004-2007

Professional Experience:

N/A

Licenses/Registration:

N/A

Selected Publications and Recent Research:

Stephen Caffey, “Make/Shift/Shelter: Architecture and the Failure of Global Systems,” Architectural Histories [journal of the European Architectural History Network] (under review).

Stephen Caffey and Gabriela Campagnol, “Dis/Solution: Lina Bo Bardi’s Museu de Arte de São Paulo,” Journal of Conservation and Museum Studies (under review).

Stephen Caffey, “Unhinged: The Byzantine Icon and the Suprasensual Encounter,” in Byzantine Things in the World, Glenn Peers, ed. (New Haven and Houston: Yale University Press for the Menil Collections, 2013), 163-166.

Stephen Caffey, “Vivisection, Spolium, Simulacrum: Anglophone Visual Cultures of Empire in the Long 18th Century,” Architectural Elective Affinities: Correspondences, Transfers, Inter/Multi-disciplinarity Conference Proceedings, 20-23 March 2013, São Paulo, Brazil (in press).

Ann McNamara, Stephen Caffey, Thomas Booth, Cindy Grimm, Srinivas Sridharan and Reynold Bailey, “Directing Gaze in Narrative Art,” Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Symposium on Applied Perception (SAP) Conference Proceedings (3-4 August 2012): 63-70.

Stephen Caffey, “Reconstructing the Music Hall Rotunda and Annex at Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens c. 1764,” (conference proceedings) Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, July 5-1, 2010 (London, Electronic Workshops in Computing, 2010): 332-338.

Professional Memberships:

College Art Association

Society of Architectural Historians

European Architectural History Network

Association of Art Historians