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Elizabeth Hornbeck

Elizabeth Hornbeck

Assistant Teaching Professor
European Modern Architecture
Art History and Archaeology, Architectural Studies, English

Ph.D., University of California-Santa Barbara , 2002

mailing address:
Department of Architectural Studies
132A Stanley Hall
Columbia, MO 65211-7700

office: Stanley Hall
phone: 573-882-7035
fax: 573-884-6679
email: HornbeckE at missouri dot edu

Teaching

  • AHA 264: Traditional Architecture of Europe and the
    United States
  • AHA 1005: Topics: World's Fairs
  • AHA 1005: Topics: The Harlem Renaissance
  • AHA 1105: World Architecture
  • AHA 3005: Architecture on Film
  • AHA 3005: Artists' Lives on Film
  • AHA 3750: Modern Art in Europe and the United States
  • AHA 4005: Topics: World's Fairs as Systems of Knowledge
  • AHA 4640/7640: Renaissance and Baroque Architecture
  • AHA 4740/7740: Modern Architecture

Teaching, Other Departments

Research

I am an architectural historian specializing in modern French architecture at the 1925 Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, Paris. In my dissertation, "Visions of Modernity: The Architectural Landscape of the 1925 Exposition of Decorative Arts, Paris," I examined the discourse of modern architecture as it governed the reception of various architectural styles and schools that all claimed to be "modern." In my research I continue to explore the relationship among avant-garde, Art Deco, and regionalist architecture at the exposition, and the impact of the architectural landscape on the historiography of modernism. I am also concerned with the relationship between architectural discourse and print media.

Publications

Review of Poivet, by Harold Koda and Andrew B olton. Design and Culture (forthcoming, 2009).

"Architecture in Vogue in 1925," in Reading, Writing, and Consuming Design. Edited by David Raizman. Cambridge, U.K.: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2007.

"Architecture and Advertising," The Journal of Architectural Education 53/1 (September 1999): 52-57.

 

 

 


Photography by E. Hornbeck


 
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