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Daniela Wagner is a Visiting Professor for Modern Art History at the Freie Universität Berlin, having assumed this role in the Winter Semester 2024/25. She has a rich academic background with a doctorate from the University of Hamburg, where she focused on late medieval image concepts. Her previous roles include serving as a scientific assistant at the Kunsthistorisches Institut at the University of Tübingen and as a Fellow at the Einstein Center Chronoi in Berlin. Wagner's research interests primarily concern the art of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period, particularly focusing on 'Visual Art', 'Temporal Concepts', and 'Representation in Art'. A notable aspect of her work is her contribution to various publications and collaborative projects that examine the interplay of sound and silence in visual arts. She has authored several critical essays and edited volumes addressing historical perspectives in visual representation. Apart from her academic contributions, she is actively involved in scholarly networks, enhancing interdisciplinary research in her field. Wagner advocates for the integration of medieval aesthetics with contemporary discussions on visual culture, making her a significant voice in her discipline.
Freie Universität Berlin • Berlin
Representing the chair of Modern Art History.
Kunsthistorisches Institut, Universität Tübingen • Tübingen
Engaged in various art historical research projects.
Einstein Center Chronoi • Berlin
Provided expertise on temporal concepts in visual culture.
Administered by the Department of Political and Social Sciences.