Renata Hejduk, PhD Assistant Professor of Architectural History and Theory School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Co-Director CriticalCorps, College of Design Board Member, Arizona State University Art Museum Affiliate: Center for Nanotechnology in Society Office: CDS 204 Phone: 480.965.8250 Renata.Hejduk@asu.edu

Academic Credentials

PhD in Architectural History and Theory	Harvard University
MA in Art History	Tufts University
AB	Columbia University, Barnard College

Research Interests
Postwar Architecture, Art, and Society
European and American Radical Avant-garde
Architectural Theory and Historiography
Neo-Modernism
Post Structuralist Thought
Continental Philosophy
Critical Theory
Cultural Theory
1960s and 1970s
Postwar Europe

Sponsored and Applied Research  
Graham Foundation
National Science Foundation Grant: Center for Nanotechnology in Society

Links to research and faculty pages

www.asu.edu/caed/HCDE/html/criticalcorps.htm

http://cns.asu.edu/program/rtta4.htm

Bio
Renata Hejduk is an Assistant Professor of Architectural History and Theory in the School of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design, Arizona State University. She received a Ph.D.  Architectural History & Theory from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA in June 2001. She has a Master’s Degree in Contemporary Art History and Theory from Tufts University, Medford, MA. She received her AB in Fine Art and Art History from Barnard College, Columbia University in May of 1986. In 2000 she received a  National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Fellowship and has presented at numerous international and national conferences. She is the recipient of numerous professional and academic grants including a Graham Foundation Grant for her forthcoming book.

Professionally,  she served as the 2005 Co-Chair of  “The Art of Architecture: The Science of Architecture” the 95th annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. She is a Member, Board of Directors for The John Hejduk Soundings Fellowship at Harvard University, Graduate School of Design. Previous to her academic career she was the Assistant Curator of European and Contemporary Art at the Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT; the Curatorial Associate for the Photograph Collection Harvard University Art Museums, The Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, MA.

She recently published “Negotiating Landscapes”, an essay on the work of Chicago Architect David Hovey co-authored with Darren Petrucci  in The Nature of Dwellings: The Architecture of David Hovey, ed. Cheryl Kent. New York: Rizzoli International Publisher  and “A Generation on the Move: The Emancipatory Function of Architecture in the Radical Avant-Garde 1960-1972” published in Transportable Environments 3, eds. Robert Kronenburg and Filiz Klassen. London: Taylor and Francis Publishing Group, 2005. She is the co-editor of The Art of Architecture: The Science of Architecture the proceedings of the 2005 ACSA Annual Meeting. Her forthcoming books and essays include: Saved: The Religious Imagination in Modern and Contemporary Architecture, edited with Jim Williamson, to be published by Monacelli Press, NY. This work includes new essays and reprints by architects and authors such as: Juhani Pallassma, Alberto Perez-Gomez, Susan Henderson, Denis Hollier, K. Michael Hays, et al.

Curriculum Vitae