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Brian Edward Hack is the Director of Visual
Resources for the Art Department of Kingsborough Community College,
where he has taught American Art and other courses since 1999.
A Ph.D. candidate at The Graduate Center, he is currently at
work on his dissertation, "Lorado Taft, George Grey Barnard
and the Promise of Monumental Symbolist Sculpture in Early Twentieth-Century
America." As an affiliated instructor with Hofstra
University, he has lectured on public sculpture and on the visual
and philosophical impact of Darwinism, Monism, and eugenics
on American painting and sculpture of the Gilded Age and Progressive
Era.
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