Andrea Pappas
Andrea Pappas, Associate Professor in the Art and Art History Department at Santa Clara University, received her M.A., Ph.D., and a graduate certificate in Gender Studies from the University of Southern California. She taught extensively in Southern California before coming to SCU in 1997. Her research interests focus on identity and the audiences for modernism in 20th century American art. Her publications include: “Invisible Points of Departure: Reading Rothko’s Christological Imagery” (forthcoming in Journal of American Jewish History), “The Picture at Menorah Journal: Making ‘Jewish Art’” and “Tradition and Innovation at Poindexter Gallery” in The Most Difficult Journey: The Poindexter Collections of American Modernist Painting, the catalog for a traveling exhibition. She is currently at work on a book and two articles treating the marketing of modernist art in New York during the middle decades of the twentieth century.
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Mark Rothko
Antigone
1941
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