Graduate Students
Yuki Morishima
East Asian Art and Archaeology
Morishima is currently working on her dissertation, specializing in pre-modern Japanese Art History: Asian mountain religions; portraitures and authority; gender issues in Japanese art history, and Chinese cultural influence on Japanese paintings.
CV Highlights
Education
Currently working toward HAA PhD under Dr. Karen Gerhart.
MA: University of Pittsburgh, History of Art and Architecture, 2007 (Thesis: "Fuji Pilgrimage Mandara: Possibility of Female Patronage")
MS: Boston University, Department of Arts Administration, 1999
BA: University of Washington, Department of Art History, 1996
BFA: University of Washington, Department of Fine Arts, 1996
Honors and Scholarships
2007-2008 Mitsubishi Foundation Graduate Fellowship
2007 Tamara Horowitz Graduate Paper Prize for MA thesis)
2006-2007 Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship
2006 Blakemore Freeman Scholarship (summer travel grant)
2005-2006 History of Art and Architecture Scholarship, University of Pittsburgh
1998 Arts Administration Graduate Student Scholarship, Boston University
1992-1996 Member, Lambda Rho Art History Honor Society, University of Washington
1992-1996 Member, Golden Key International Honor Society
1992-1996 Dean’s List (13 quarters during 4 years at University of Washington)
Professional Experience
2007 Gallery Consultant/Researcher, Alberts-Langdon Oriental Art Gallery, Boston
2006-2007 Graduate Student Teaching Assistant, University of Pittsburgh, HAA
2005 Graduate Student Teaching Assistant, University of Pittsburgh, University Art Gallery
1999-2005 Gallery Manager/Researcher, Alberts-Langdon Oriental Art Gallery, Boston
1998-2003 Curatorial Intern and Volunteer, Department of Arts of Asia, Oceania, and Africa, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
1998 Graduate Student Assistant, Boston University Arts Administration Program