Robert C. Morgan

Robert C. Morgan is an international critic, artist, curator, and essayist based in New York City. He holds an M.F.A. in sculpture and a Ph.D. in contemporary art history and currently teaches at Pratt Institute and the School of Visual Arts in New York. Professor Morgan has curated over seventy exhibitions and has had numerous exhibitions of his own work in painting, photography, and performance. In 1999, he received the first Arcale Award in International Art Criticism from the Municipality in Salamanca (Spain) and a Fulbright senior scholar award in 2005 to conduct research on the traditional arts and their influence on the Korean avant-garde. He has authored many publications, including The End of the Art Work (1998), Bruce Nauman (2002), and The Artist and Globalization (2008).

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