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Madeline Gent

Madeline Gent
PhD Candidate, Chinese Art
mgent@umd.edu

Madeline Gent is a PhD candidate in the Department of Art History and Archaeology at the University of Maryland.  She studies modern and contemporary Chinese art with Dr. Jason Kuo.  She successfully defended her masters thesis in May 2012 entitled "Beyond Nationalism: The Art of Xu Jianbai in Maoist China (1949- 1979)."  She is currently doing her PhD coursework.  For two summers Ms. Gent has worked at the Smithsonian's Freer and Sackler Museum of Asian Art on the Gerhard Pulverer Collection Project, an online endeavor to photograph and catalog a collection of rare Japanese books. Since August 2014, Ms. Gent has held a graduate assistant appointment in the Univertsity of Maryland Art Gallery, which will culminate in an exhibition she curates.

Fall 2015 Graduate Spotlight

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