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0-Print Template.Xlsx Canadian: Full-Time Tenure-Stream Faculty Appointments 1935-Present (in Graduate Departments) Current Faculty in Undergraduate Departments Year University Year Hired Departed Professor Gender BA Institution BA Country MA Institution MA Country PhD Institution PhD Country Subfield Specialization Brock University 2007 present Keri Cronin female Alberta Canada Queen's Canada Queen's Canada VISUAL CULTURE Canadian, visual culture Carleton University 1975 1977 M. Sykes Unknown Unknown Unknown Columbia USA unknown Unknown CANADIAN Canadian art Carleton University 1982 1983 Terry Gail Guernsey female Victoria Canada Washington USA None CANADIAN Canadian sculpture Carleton University 1983 2001 Natalie Luckyj female Toronto Canada Toronto Canada None CANADIAN Canadian Art, feminism Native American & Canadian Carleton University 2001 present Allan J. Ryan male Brandon Canada Arizona USA UBC Canada INDIGENOUS Indigenous arts Canadian; 20th-century British Carleton University 2009 present Brian Foss male Winnipeg Canada Concordia Canada University of London UK CANADIAN Art; modern Concordia University 1969 2010 Sandra Paikowsky female George William Canada Toronto Canada None CANADIAN Canadian art Concordia University 1977 1989 Laurier Lacroix male Ottawa Canada Montreal Canada Laval Canada QUEBEC Canadian/Quebec Concordia University 1978 1980 J. Russell Harper male Toronto Canada Toronto Canada NSCAD Canada CANADIAN Canadian Concordia University 1990 2011 Brian Foss male Winnipeg Canada Concordia Canada University of London UK CANADIAN 19th-20th c. Canadian art Concordia University 2001 present Francois-Marc Gagnon male Unknown Unknown Ottawa Canada Sorbonne France CANADIAN Canadian art Canadian, contemporary, visual Concordia University 2003 present Johanne Sloan female U Montreal Canada Montreal Canada Kent UK CANADIAN culture Concordia University 2005 present Martha Langford female NSCAD Canada Concordia Canada McGill Canada PHOTOGRAPHY Canadian art, photography Concordia University 2011 present Anne Whitelaw female Concordia Canada Essex UK Concordia Canada CANADIAN Canadian art Art theory, modern, McGill University 1983 1985 Mark A. Cheetham male Toronto Canada Toronto Canada London UK 19TH CENTURY contemporary, and Canadian art Postcolonial, Feminism,Race Theory, Trans-Atlantic Slavery McGill University 2004 present Charmaine Nelson female Concordia (B.F.A.) Canada Concordia Canada Manchester UK CANADIAN Studies Modern European art (and McMaster University 1951 1958 Naomi Jackson (Jackson Groves) female McGill Canada McGill Canada Harvard USA MODERN Canadian art?) McMaster University 1987 1989 Robert J. Belton male Western Canada Toronto Canada Toronto Canada MODERN modern art; later: Canadian art Contemporary, feminism, NSCAD 1990 present Jayne Wark female NSCAD Canada Toronto Canada Toronto Canada FEMINIST Canadian, North American NSCAD 2002 present Sandra Alfoldy female NSCAD Canada Concordia Canada Concordia Canada MATERIAL CULTURE Craft history, Canadian NSCAD Unknown present Marylin McKay female Toronto Canada Toronto Canada Toronto Canada CANADIAN Canadian art, 19th-20th c. Canadian Architectural History and Design, Architecture in the Canadian Arctic (Inuit culture), OCAD University 2001 present Marie-Josée Therrien female UQAM Canada Toronto Canada Laval Canada ARCHITECTURE Museum Administration Canadian + Native North Queen's University 1988 present Lynda Jessup female McMaster Canada Toronto Canada Toronto Canada CANADIAN American visual culture British, Canadian 18th-20th c. Simon Fraser University 2003 present Denise Oleksijczuk female Unknown Unknown Toronto Canada UBC Canada BRITISH art + visual culture Université de Montréal 1966 2000 Francois-Marc Gagnon male Ottawa Canada Ottawa Canada Paris France CANADIAN Canadian art Université de Montréal 2002 present Louise Vigneault male Montreal Canada Montreal Canada McGill Canada CANADIAN Canadian art Université du Québec à Montréal 1969 1999 Yves Robillard male Montreal Canada Montreal Canada Paris France CANADIAN Canadian Art Université du Québec à Montréal 1969 1999 Pierre Mayrand male Paris France Paris France None MUSEOLOGY Museology/Canadian Art Université du Québec à Montréal 1975 2007 Raymond Montpetit male Montreal Canada Paris France Nanterre France MUSEOLOGY Museology (Canadian art) Université du Québec à Montréal 1979 2009 Michel Lessard male Laval Canada Laval Canada Laval Canada HERITAGE Heritage/Canadian Art Université du Québec à Montréal 1981 2009 Francoise Legris-Bergmann female Unknown Unknown Montreal Canada Paris France THEORY Critical Theory/Canadian Art Université du Québec à Montréal 1985 present Esther Trépanier female Montréal Canada Montreal Canada Paris I France CANADIAN Canadian Art Painting Quebec, Canada bef. Université du Québec à Montréal 1988 2015 Laurier Lacroix male George Williams Canada Montreal Canada Laval Canada QUEBEC 1940 Université du Québec à Montréal 1994 1999 Rose-Marie Arbour female Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Paris I France QUEBEC Quebec Canadian Art Canadian: Full-Time Tenure-Stream Faculty Appointments 1935-Present (in Graduate Departments) Current Faculty in Undergraduate Departments Aboriginal art/archaeology (rock Université du Québec à Montréal 2002 2016 Daniel Arsenault male Unknown Canada Unknown Canada Montreal Canada INDIGENOUS art, N. Canada) Museology/Material culture, Ethnology, French Canadian, Université du Québec à Montréal 2005 present Yves Bergeron male Laval Canada Laval Canada Laval Canada MUSEOLOGY museum studies History + historiography of Université du Québec à Montréal 2008 present Dominic Hardy male Concordia Canada Trent Canada Concordia Canada QUEBEC Quebec art / Canada Quebec Visual Culture, Aboriginal + immigrant, Quebec/ Canada in 20th c. Université du Québec à Montréal 2016 present Edith-Anne Pageot female Unknown Canada Unknown Canada Montreal Canada QUEBEC Identity (gender) Université Laval 1952 1963 Gérard Morisset male Ecole du Louvre France None None QUEBEC Histoire de l'Art Canadien Université Laval 1964 1979 Jean du Berger male Montreal Canada Unknown Unknown Laval Canada CANADIAN Unknown Université Laval 1970 2004 Claude Bergeron male Paris (Lic.) France Princeton USA Princeton USA QUEBEC Quebec architecture/ Canadian Université Laval 1973 2007 David Karel male Missouri (Education) USA Missouri USA Chicago USA QUEBEC Art in Quebec, Canadian Université Laval 1979 2002 John R. Porter male Laval Canada Laval Canada Montreal Canada QUEBEC Quebec, Canadian Université Laval 2002 present Didier Prioul male Laval Canada Laval Canada Laval Canada QUEBEC Art in Canada, Quebec Canadian photography history c.1860-1940, women University of Alberta 1993 present Colleen Skidmore female Saskatchewan Canada UBC Canada Alberta Canada PHOTOGRAPHY photographers Canadian visual culture, museum theories & exhibitions, University of Alberta 1999 2010 Anne Whitelaw female Concordia (BFA) Canada Essex UK Concordia Canada CANADIAN advertising history Canadian art; twentieth-century University of British Columbia 1987 2017 O'Brian, John St. George male Toronto / York Canada York (CA); Harvard USA Harvard USA CANADIAN art + criticism Canadian art; modern, contemporary art; queer + feminist art, visual culture of activism; performance + University of British Columbia 2017 present Silver, Erin female Concordia (BFA) Canada Concordia Canada McGill Canada CANADIAN movement studies Canadian, Visual Culture, University of Calgary 2014 present Susan Cahill female Memorial Canada Queen's Canada Queen's Canada CANADIAN Material Culture University of Calgary Unknown present Brian Rusted male Trent Canada Toronto (English)/Pennsylvania (Communications) USA Northwestern USA CANADIAN Visual Culture/Canadian University of Guelph 1972 1988 Helen Dow female Toronto Canada Bryn Mawr USA Bryn Mawr USA CANADIAN Medieval + Canadian art modern, contemporary art, women’s art, feminist theory, University of Guelph 1989 2005 Gerta Moray female Oxford UK Oxford UK Toronto Canada FEMINIST Canadian art University of Lethbridge 2015 present Devon Smither female Alberta Canada UBC Canada Toronto Canada CANADIAN Canadian art, modern University of Ottawa Unknown present Penny Cousineau-Levine female Manitoba Canada Rochester (MFA) USA none CANADIAN Canadian, photography Contemporary Canadian visual University of Saskatchewan 2000? present Lynne S. Bell female East Anglia UK East Anglia UK Hull UK CANADIAN culture Canadian art (not trained as art University of Toronto 1964 1966 Scott Symons male Toronto (history) Canada Cambridge UK None CANADIAN historian) Canadian 20th c. painting, University of Toronto 1967 1970 Peter Mellen male Paris France McGill Canada Courtauld UK CANADIAN French Renaissance 19th-20th c. North American, University of Toronto 1970 2004 Douglas S. Richardson male Toronto Canada Yale USA Yale USA ARCHITECTURE Canadian Architecture Modern European art, theory, University of Toronto 1996 present Elizabeth M. M. Legge female Toronto + Cambridge Canada Courtauld UK Courtauld UK MODERN contemporary Canadian Theory, University of Toronto 2000 present Mark A. Cheetham male Toronto Canada Toronto Canada UCL UK THEORY Canadian/Contemporary Canadian: Full-Time Tenure-Stream Faculty Appointments 1935-Present (in Graduate Departments) Current Faculty in Undergraduate Departments Canadian and American University of Victoria 1997 2014 Christopher A. Thomas male York Canada Toronto Canada Yale USA ARCHITECTURE Architecture Medieval art + architecture, University of Western Ontario 1967 1987 William Scott Abell Dale male Canada
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