Autor: Frederico Coelho

Luisa Valle is a doctoral candidate in art history at the Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY). Her research focuses on Latin American architecture and its implications for art production from the region, with a special interest in the local, national, and global contexts of modernism. She has published articles on Roberto Burle Marx and the synthesis of the arts, Mary Vieira and concretism, and Thomas Hirschorn’s Gramsci Monument. She is in the process of finishing her dissertation entitled “The Beehive, the Favela, the Mangrove, and the Castle: Modern Architecture in Rio de Janeiro, 1885–1945.” She has received several fellowships—including a CUNY Teaching Fellowship at Hunter College and an Avery Foundation/The Bronx Museum of the Arts Curatorial Fellowship—and has taught art and architectural history at the City College of New York and Hunter College.