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Aurèle Parisien, MA
Part-Time Faculty
PhD Student - Humanities

Office: EV-3.771
Tel.: 514-848-2424, ext. 4695
Email: aparisie@alcor.concordia.ca

Thesis Title
Mrs. Barnett's Dead Child: Photography, Objects, and Commemoration

Program
PhD Student - Humanities

Supervisor

Dr. Martha Langford


Research Interests
  • Photographic History and Theory
  • Contemporary Art
  • Aesthetics
  • Philosophy and Art
Biography
Aurèle Parisien is a PhD student in the Humanities Doctoral Program at Concordia University, specializing in photographic history and theory. He received an MA in philosophy from McGill University (1990) and taught philosophy and Canadian studies at Marianopolis College. After working as a theatre critic and in scholarly publishing, where he specialized in Canadian photographic and art history, he studied in Concordia's studio photography program. His research focuses on commemorative photographic practices, how these trouble conventional art historical categories such as portraiture and still life, and what they contribute to our understanding of photographic experience and theories of photographic representation.

Teaching
Undergraduate Courses
  • ARTH 359 Studies in Contemporary Photographic Art
  • ARTH 391 Art & Its Changing Contexts
  • ARTH 398 Art and Society

 
 

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