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School of the Art Institute of Chicago Department of Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects Master of Architecture Master of Architecture with emphasis in Interior Architecture Michael Golec Courses Taught (Two Academic Years Prior to Visit): SP 09 ARTHI 6118 Theory and Technology in Contemporary Art and Design F 09 ARTHI 6118 Theory and Technology in Contemporary Art and Design SP 10 ARTHI 5120 Survey of Modern/Postmodern Design and Architecture F 10 ARTHI 6118 Semper and Beyond: A Historiography of Architecture and Technology Educational Credentials: PhD Art History, Theory, and Criticism 2003 MA History of Design, University of Illinois, Chicago 1997 BFA, Graphic Design, University of Illinois, Chicago 1991 Teaching Experience: Visiting Associate Professor and Anschutz Distinguished Fellow Princeton University 2010-2011 Iowa State University 2003-2008 (full time) School of the Art Institute of Chicago 2008- Present (full time) Selected Publications and Recent Research: Publications: “Modern Mind and Typographic Modernity in Gyorgy Kepes’ Language of Vision,” in Modern Mind, eds. Mary Jane Jacobs and Jacquelynn Baas (Forthcoming 2011). “‘From the Far Corners:’ Telephones, Globalization, and the Production of Locality in the 1920s” in Global Design History, eds. Glenn Adamson, Giorgio Riello, and Sarah Teasley (Forthcoming 2010). “Discontinuity, Constancy, and Wonder in Powers of Ten” in The Educated Eye: Visual Culture and Pedagogy in the Life Sciences, eds. Nancy Anderson and Michael R. Dietrich (Forthcoming 2010). Review Essay: “Purloined Letters and Prehistories of Graphic Design,” American Quarterly 62, no. (2010). “‘Motionmindedness:’ The Transposition of Movement from Factory to Home in Chaplin’s Modern Times,” Home Cultures 7, no. 3 (2010). “Logo/Local Intensities: Lacan, the Discourse of the Other, and the Solicitation to ‘Enjoy,’” Design and Culture 2, no. 2 (2010). “’The Thinking Man’s Filter:’ J.L. Austin’s Ordinary Architecture Program Report | 198 Language Philosophy as Cultural Criticism, Cultural Critique 72 (Spring 2009). “Science’s ‘New Garb:’ Aesthetic and Cultural Implications of Redesign in a Cold War Context,” Design Issues 25, no. 2 (Spring 2009). Architecture Moves, Cooper Union, New York, NY. Paper: “Minimum and Maximum Mobility: Tony Smith’s Typographic Modernity” 2009. Design on Film, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, New York, NY. Paper: “Fixing Powers of Ten” 2009. Benjamin’s Objects, Design Studies Forum, College Art Association, Los Angeles, CA. Paper: “The Presence of the Human Thing in Walter Benjamin’s ‘On the Mimetic Faculty’” 2009. Toward a History of Design in a Global Economy, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. Paper: “’From the Far Corners:’ Telephones, Globalization, and the Production of Locality in the 1920s” 2009. “Riding the Rift: Tony Smith’s New Jersey Turnpike and the End of Art,” Princeton University, School of Architecture. 2009. Coeditor and contributor, Relearning from Las Vegas (University of Minnesota Press 2009). Brillo Box Archive: Aesthetics, Design, and Art (Dartmouth College Press 2008). Professional Memberships: Review Editor, Design Issues 2003-2009 Editorial Board Member Design and Culture Advisory Board Member Visible Language College Art Association Design Studies Forum
Ellen Grimes Courses Taught (Two Academic Years Prior to Visit): SP 09 ARCH 5120 Architecture Studio 2: Skins F 09 ARCH 5110 Architecture Studio 1: Sites SP 10 ARCH 5120 Architecture Studio 2: Skins SP 10 INARC 5123 Matter and Structures 2 Educational Credentials: University of Illinois-Chicago. Master of Architecture, 1993. University of Chicago. Master of Business Administration, 1989. Concentration in finance and statistics. University of Chicago. Bachelor of Arts, Honors, Economics, 1981. Teaching Experience: School of the Art Institute of Chicago. assistant professor. 2007-08, associate professor. 2008-present. School of Architecture, University of Illinois at Chicago. assistant professor. 2002-07. College of Architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology. Director, First Professional Masters Degree Program. [three year program] 1998-2002. Adjunct Assistant Professor. 1997-98. Instructor. 1998-2002. School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Visiting Designer, Interior Architecture. 1996-98. Professional Experience: Journal of Architectural Education (Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture). executive editor elect, 2010-11; executive editor, 2011-1015. AVAILABLE. principal; design/development/ construction; 1996 to present. Garofalo Architects. project manager and architectural designer; 1994-1997. DLK Architects. architectural designer. 1996-98. APM, Inc. N.Y., management consultant, 1988-90. The University of Chicago Hospitals. director, operations analysis, 1986-88; financial planner/ accountant. 1982-86. The State of Illinois, Office of the Governor. analyst, Illinois Health Finance Authority, 1982-83; analyst, Bureau of the Budget, 1981-82. Licenses / Registration: Intern Development Program requirements complete; examinations in process; Eligible for licensure in the State of Illinois. Selected Publications and Recent Research Publications: Grimes, E. Ecological matters: a primer for 199 | Spring 2011 IV. Supplemental Information architects. Routledge. Book in progress; proposal accepted 2010 Little Village park and field house; Superfund site redevelopment; community design and research with the Little Village Environmental Justice Organization. 2007-Present Grimes, E. Economy=Ecology: A Scenario for Chicago’s Lake Calumet. The Green Braid. R. Longoria, editor. Oxford: Routledge Press. (2007) Grimes, E., Rubio, E. Chicago Scenarios, Reframed and Unframed. Journal of Architectural Education. V. 59. I. 4. (2006) Grimes, E. Risky Business: How the New Economy Can Create a New Ecology for Design Practice. ACSA International Meeting Proceedings, 2005. Mexico City (June 2005) Grimes, E. Fakes. Log 5. (Fall 2005) Grimes, E. Black Metropolis. Contents. (ed., R. Koolhaas, B. McGetrick/OMA) Koln: Taaschen. (2004) Research: Public Ecologies: an experimental infrastructure for the Midewin National Prairie. Design and research for the Center for Research in Urban Ecology, 2005-2009 Awards: Recipient of the Van Allen Fellowship Prize, 2008 Professional Memberships: Archeworks Design Lab. facilitator. 2005-06 LEED certified design professional. 2005-present Supplemental Information SECTION IV
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