Lauren Freese
Assistant Professor
ART
Bio:
Dr. Lauren Freese earned her PhD in art history in 2017 from the University of Iowa.
Teaching Interests:
American art history, nineteenth- and twentieth-century art history, social art history, interdisciplinary approaches
Research Interests:
American art history, print culture, food studies, American studies and material culture
Education:
- Ph D, American Art History, University of Iowa, 2017
- MA, Art History, University of Iowa, 2013
- BA, Art History & Business Administration, Hamline University, 2011
Publications:
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- Freese, Lauren. Feeding the Conscience: Philanthropic Food Distribution and Difference in the Popular Press. Edited by Shana Klein and Guy Jordan, 14. Vol. 3, Iss. 2. Panorama: Journal of the Association of Historians of American Art, 2017.
- Freese, Lauren. "Still Life at the Intersection: Louis Lozowick's Politics and Aesthetics", 217-229. Vol. 15, Iss. 2. American Communist History, 2016. (DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/14743892.2016.1228761)
Presentations:
- Freese, Lauren. Thirsty Artists: George Luks's Depictions of Drinking and Dining in the Popular Press. Presented at the Midwest Art History Society, Indianapolis, Indiana. (April 5, 2018)
- Freese, Lauren. Exploring the Visual Culture of Grains: Selections from "Boiled, Baked & Brewed". Presented at the Figge Art Museum, Curator Talk, Davenport, Iowa. (March 29, 2018)
- Freese, Lauren. Feeding the Conscience: Depictions of Charitable Food Distribution in the Progressive Era. Presented at the College Art Association, New York City, New York. (February 2017)
- Freese, Lauren. Eating Creatively: William Glackens's At Mouquin's, French Restaurants, and the Fashioning of a Creative Space. Presented at the Southeastern College Art Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (October 2015)
- Freese, Lauren. Consuming Italians: John Sloan's Renganeschi's Saturday Night. Presented at the Southeastern College Art Conference, Sarasota, Florida. (October 2014)