I believe that everyone should have access to shared cultural, artistic, and intellectual heritage

 

The history of art and architecture was a major component of my education as an architectural designer, and I believe that exposure to a broad range of cultures, art, and history is incredibly important for everyone.

 

I’m a PhD candidate (abd) in the School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering at Indiana University, where I have taught, co-taught, and team-taught a variety of classes that combine Art History, 3D modeling, Archaeology, and 3D printing.

For a selection of scholarly publications and conference presentations, please see:
Matthew Brennan @ Academia.edu

Teaching experience

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis:


Herron School of Art and Design
Fall 2021: HER-H331 Italian Renaissance Art
Spring 2022: HER-H400/591 Reconstructing the Past: Theory, Practice, and Virtual Reality.

Department of World Languages and Cultures
Fall 2021: CLAS-C101 Ancient Greek Culture
Spring 2022: CLAS-C102 Ancient Roman Culture

Indiana University School of Informatics:

Instructor of Record:
i400/i590 - Advanced Topics in Virtual Heritage

Co-instructor:
i400/i590 - Introduction to Virtual Heritage

Associate Instructor:
i400/i590 - Introduction to Virtual Heritage
i400/i590 - Design Strategy
i400/i590 - Technology Entrepreneurship
i400/i590 - Product Management
i400/i590 - Creativity, Innovation, and Technology

ARtGlass US

Booze Allen Hamilton

The Conservancy - Parthenon Centennial Park

Indiana University, School of Art, Architecture, and Design

Oklahoma University

Prado Museum

Vanderbilt University

SmartHistory

 

Art Institute of Chicago

City of Siena

St. Mark’s Church, Baltimore

Indianapolis Museum of Art

Indiana State University

Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH)

Royal Palace of Stockholm

Yale University Press