I am an Art Historian based in Cork, Ireland. My research focuses on war in visual culture since 1800, German art 1914-1945, masculinities, and art as memoriography.
PhD (2018), University College Cork
MA Modern and Contemporary Art (2010), University College Cork
H Dip Education, Art and Design Teaching (2009), Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork
BA (Honours) Fine Art (2000), Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork
Orcid ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7394-3091
Member, German Studies Association (Johns Hopkins University)
Current project: Otto Dix: War, Art and Society 1914-1934
This book project, supported by a Royal Irish Academy Charlemont Grant, explores the role of Otto Dix’s confrontational pictures in shaping the memory of World War I in Germany during the years 1914-34, analysing how their meaning as war memory was defined by the visual culture of war that surrounded them, Dix’s artistic peers and critics. More information
Dr Ann Murray 