Faculty
Visiting Research Fellows
JF-Nichibunken Fellowship

Daniel BORENGASSER | |
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Specialized Field(s) | East Asian Buddhist art, sculptural history, religious architecture |
Current Research Themes | The Hall of Thirty-Three Bays: Buddhist Sculpture, Architecture, and the Efficacy of Multiplicity in Medieval Japan |
Keywords for Research | Buddhist art / sculpture / multiplicity / conservation history |
Education
2024 | Ph.D., Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations / Specialized Field: East Asian Art History, School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University |
Professional Experience
2021 | Associate Fellow, Kyoto National Museum |
2024 | Visiting Professor (Japanese Art), Boston University |
2025 | Visiting Professor (East Asian Art), University of Massachusetts – Boston |
2025 | JF-Nichibunken Fellowship, International Research Center for Japanese Studies |
Degree(s)
2008 | BFA, Washington University in St. Louis |
2014 | M.A., University of Oregon |
2024 | Ph.D., Harvard University |
Achievements
Co-authored Books
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(解説文の著者) 阿部泰郎・阿部美香・近本謙介・レイチェル・サンダーズ・瀬谷愛・瀬谷貴之編,
『ハーバード美術館 南無仏太子像の研究』,
中央公論美術出版,
東京,
2023年
( (Section contributor.) Abe Yasurō and Abe Mika, et. al, ed., Hābādo Bijutsukan Namu Butsu Taishi zō no kenkyū (A Study of the Hidden Prayers Within Prince Shōtoku) , Chuō kōron bijutsu shuppan, Tokyo, 2023 ) - ・ (Catalogue entry author) Rachel Saunders, ed. , Catalogue of the Feinberg Collection of Japanese Art, Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, 2021
- ・ (Catalogue entry author) John T. Carpenter and Melissa McCormick, ed., The Tale of Genji: A Japanese Classic Illuminated, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2019