Dr. Drogin is a specialist in Italian Renaissance art and has been a member of the department since August 2004.  He currently helps administer the George T. Dorsch Endowed Scholarship in the History of Art Department and the SUNY-mandated Assessment of Critical Thinking. He also serves on the college’s Library Committee, the Instructional Computing Committee, and the Strategic Planning Committee in the Liberal Arts.  Dr. Drogin frequently lectures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Education:

B.A.  Wesleyan University
Ph.D. Harvard University

Current Courses:

HA112  History of Western Art and Civilization: Renaissance to the Modern Era
HA214  Art in New York
HA396  Art and Patronage in the Italian Renaissance

Selected Publications:

“Urbino Legend” (Artforum, September 2004)

Bologna’s Bentivoglio Family and its Artists: Overview of a Quattrocento Court in the Making” (Artists at Court: Image-Making and Identity, 1300-1550, 2004)

“Adam Pendleton” (Frequency, Studio Museum in Harlem exhibition catalogue, 2005)

“Art and Patronage in Bologna, 1350-1600” (Ferrara, Urbino and the Northern Courts, 2005).