About
Bio
Melissa Geisler Trafton is an art historian of modern and contemporary art. Her interests include the history of collecting, twentieth-century prints, nineteenth-century printed ephemera and visual culture, and artist collectives. She has held curatorial positions in many museums, and served as a consulting researcher for several digital projects, including the complete catalog of artworks by artist Fitz Henry Lane (1804-1865) and a website dedicated to the screenprints produced by incarcerated Japanese Americans at Amache (1943-1945).I’ve been known to...
Read the endings of novels (including mysteries!), first.
On the weekends you might find me...
Hiking in the mountains.
Recent Classes
+ Modern Art History
+ Contemporary Art History
+ Creative and Critical Thinking Through Visual Art
+ Art History Survey 2
+ Contemporary Art History
+ Creative and Critical Thinking Through Visual Art
+ Art History Survey 2
Teaching Areas
Art History →