Dr Harry Heuser
BA (CUNY) MA (CUNY) PhD (CUNY)
Senior Lecturer
Contact Details
- Email: hah@aber.ac.uk
- ORCID: 0000-0003-4654-4110
- Office: 204, Edward Davies Buidling
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 621641
- Personal Website: https://harryheuser.com
- Research Portal Profile
Profile
Harry Heuser (BA, MA, PhD) is an educator, writer and exhibition curator. Born in Germany, he studied and taught (English, German, Humanities) in New York City (Lehman College, Hunter College, CUNY Graduate Center). He currently lives in Aberystwyth.
Teaching
Module Coordinator
- AHM0940 - Artworld: Contemporary Practice in Context (for Students of Art History)
- AH32720 - Curating an Exhibition: Researching, Interpreting and Displaying
- AH32020 - Dissertation
- AHM1020 - Artworld: Contemporary Practice in Context (for Students of Fine Art)
- AHM0460 - Dissertation
- AH11520 - Looking into Landscape: Reading, Researching, Responding
- AH20620 - Postmodernism and Contemporary Art
- AH21020 - Dissertation Preparation and Professional Practice for Students of Art History
- AHM0260 - Research Project
- AH33120 - Adaptation: Versions, Revisions and Cultural Renewal
- AH23120 - Adaptation: Versions, Revisions and Cultural Renewal
Coordinator
- AHM0260 - Research Project
- AHM0940 - Artworld: Contemporary Practice in Context (for Students of Art History)
- AHM1020 - Artworld: Contemporary Practice in Context (for Students of Fine Art)
- AH21020 - Dissertation Preparation and Professional Practice for Students of Art History
- AH32720 - Curating an Exhibition: Researching, Interpreting and Displaying
- AHM0460 - Dissertation
- AH11520 - Looking into Landscape: Reading, Researching, Responding
- AH20620 - Postmodernism and Contemporary Art
- AH32020 - Dissertation
- AH23120 - Adaptation: Versions, Revisions and Cultural Renewal
- AH33120 - Adaptation: Versions, Revisions and Cultural Renewal
Adaptation
Contemporary art
Gothic
Landscape art
Postmodernism
Research
Twentieth-century Western Art and Visual Culture
Twentieth-century British printmaking
Contemporary art
Romanticism (British, German and US American)
Gothic/Neo-gothic
Collecting, curating and curatorial practices
Adaptation, intermediality and translative practices
Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary practices
Theory (art and literature): Queer Theory and Reception Aesthetics
US American radio culture (1920s - 1960s)
Responsibilities
Lecturer in Art History
Director of Research
Equality Champion
Departmental Library Representative
Office Hours (Student Contact Times)
- Monday 2 PM-4 PM