Nazar KOZAKChercheur invité

Du 18 mars au 18 mai 2024

Nazar Kozak est chercheur principal au département des études artistiques de l'Institut d'ethnologie de l'Académie nationale des sciences d'Ukraine. Il a obtenu son doctorat à l'Académie des arts de Lviv en 2000. Kozak a bénéficié de plusieurs bourses et subventions internationales, notamment du programme Fulbright Scholar, du programme Getty Scholar, de l'American Council of Learned Societies, de l'Agence autrichienne pour la mobilité internationale (OeAD) et de l'Institut des sciences humaines (IWM). Les recherches de Nazar Kozak portent sur deux sous-domaines de l'histoire de l'art : l'histoire médiévale et l'histoire contemporaine. Ses recherches sur la période médiévale se concentrent sur l'iconographie politique et les échanges artistiques dans les sphères culturelles byzantines et post-byzantines. Son étude la plus récente, intitulée "The Akathistos on the Move and the Geography of Post-Byzantine Art", a été publiée dans le volume Eclecticism in Late Medieval Visual Culture at the Crossroads of the Latin, Greek, and Slavic Traditions, Berlin, Boston, De Gruyter, 2022. Dans les études sur l'art contemporain, Nazar Kozak étudie l'action de l'art dans les situations de crise, telles que les révolutions, les guerres et les catastrophes écologiques. Son dernier essai intitulé "Art Resistance against Russia's "Non-Invasion" of Ukraine" a été publié dans East/West : Journal of Ukrainian Studies 9.1, 2022.

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Dr. Kozak serves as a Senior Researcher at the Department of Art Studies at the Ethnology Institute of the National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine. He received his PhD from Lviv Academy of Arts in 2000. Kozak was a recipient of several International scholarships and grants, including from the Fulbright Scholar Program, Getty Scholar Program, the American Council of Learned Societies, Austrian Agency for International Mobility (OeAD), and Institute for Human Sciences (IWM). Kozak's research interests lies in two subfields of art history - medieval and contemporary. His research on the medieval period centers on political iconography and art exchanges in Byzantine and post-Byzantine cultural spheres. His most recent study titled “The Akathistos on the Move and the Geography of Post-Byzantine Art” was published in the volume Eclecticism in Late Medieval Visual Culture at the Crossroads of the Latin, Greek, and Slavic Traditions (Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2022). In contemporary art studies, Kozak investigates art’s agency in crisis situations, such as revolutions, wars and ecological disasters. His latest essay titled “Art Resistance against Russia’s “Non-Invasion” of Ukraine” was published in East/West: Journal of Ukrainian Studies 9.1, 2022.