dr. S.Y. (Sophie) Berrebi


  • Faculty of Humanities
    Capaciteitsgroep Kunstgeschiedenis
  • Herengracht  286
    1016 BX  Amsterdam
  • S.Y.Berrebi@uva.nl
    T:  0205253014

SOPHIE BERREBI

Sophie Berrebi is a writer, art historian and occasional curator. Her writing has appeared in frieze, Afterall, Metropolis M, and Art and Research, among other publications. She received her PhD from the Courtauld Insitute of Art, University of London in 2003, and is based at the University of Amsterdam where she teaches the history and theory of photography and contemporary art. She is a member of ASCA, the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis.

For all information concerning her research, publications and exhibition curating, please go to  www.sophieberrebi.net

 

TEACHING AND THESIS SUPERVISION

Sophie Berrebi welcomes all B.A and M.A students wishing to write their final thesis in English on 20th century art. while a generalist, her specialty areas include:  art and photography, contemporary art, globalisation,  Art and Cinema,  contemporary art and aesthetics, Art of the post-war period in Europe and the United States, exhibition history, the politics of the museum.

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2009

  • S. Berrebi (2009). Dubuffet's myth. [Review of the book Dubuffet]. Art History, 32(3), 639-642.

2007

  • S. Berrebi (2007). Dubuffet as model. In R. Leeman (Ed.), Histoire et historiographie: l'art du second XXe siècle (20/21. siècles, 5/6) (pp. 113-122). Nanterre: Centre Pierre Francastel.
  • S.Y. Berrebi (2007). Jean-Luc Moulène’s Dialectical Documents. Papers of Surrealism.

2013

  • S.Y. Berrebi (2013). Jean-Luc Moulène: Fotografi som övningsmanual. Stockholm: Co-op editions.
  • S. Berrebi (2013). Not-So-Transparent Things. In D. Roelstraete (Ed.), The Way of the Shovel: on the archaeological imaginary in art (pp. 266-277). Chicago: University of Chicago Press.[go to publisher's site]

2012

  • S. Berrebi (2012). Neither fish nor fowl, but real bodies: the films of Sven Augustijnen. Afterall, 31, 86-93.[go to publisher's site]
  • S. Berrebi (2012). Exposing the Seams of Pictures. In E. Schmidt & I. Rüttinger (Eds.), Lieber Aby Warburg - was tun mit den Bildern? Vom Umgang mit fotografischem Material = Dear Aby Warburg, what can be done with images? Dealing with photographic material (pp. 205-207). Heidelberg: Kehrer Verlag.
  • S. Berrebi (2012). Die Nahtstellen der Bilder sichtbar machen. In E. Schmidt & I. Rüttinger (Eds.), Lieber Aby Warburg - was tun mit den Bildern? Vom Umgang mit fotografischem Material = Dear Aby Warburg, what can be done with images? Dealing with photographic material (pp. 203-205). Heidelberg: Kehrer Verlag.

2011

2010

2009

  • S. Berrebi (2009). Over fotograferen, bouwen en borduren: een gesprek met Berend Strik = On photographing, building and stitching: a conversation with Berend Strik. In B. Strik (Ed.), Thixotropy: bewerkte, bestikte foto's = transfixed, stitched photographs (pp. 6-23). Amsterdam: Valiz.

2007

  • S.Y. Berrebi (2007). Documentary evidence. In M. Schavemaker & M. Rakier (Eds.), Right about now: art & theory since the 1990s (pp. ??). Amsterdam: Valiz.
  • S.Y. Berrebi (). The historiography of art since 1945, part 2. Paris, Paper given in research seminar at the INHA (Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art).

2013

2011

  • S. Berrebi (2011). The world in eighteen lessons: Christopher Williams. Metropolis M, tijdschrift over hedendaagse kunst, 2011 (2), 115-117.
  • S. Berrebi (2011). De wereld in 18 lessen: Christopher Williams. Metropolis M, tijdschrift over hedendaagse kunst, 2011 (2), 36-45.

2008

  • S. Berrebi (2008). [Review of the books Art Czar: the rise and fall of Clement Greenberg : a biography & Eyesight alone: Clement Greenberg's modernism and the bureaucratization of the senses]. Journal of Visual Culture, 7(1), 123-126.
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