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Jess Berry is an Associate Professor specializing in Design History Theory at Monash University. Her research primarily focuses on visual culture, fashion, dress, and the interdisciplinary intersections of interior design, architecture, art, and new media film. Berry's significant contributions to the field include several recent publications such as 'Cinematic Style: Fashion, Architecture, Interior Design, Film' and 'House of Fashion: Haute Couture, Modern Interior.' Additionally, she co-edited 'Contentious Cities: Design and the Gendered Production of Space,' exploring how design intersects with gender dynamics. With a doctorate in Visual Arts from Griffith University, her research has been linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing the role of design in fostering inclusive communities. Over the past five years, Berry has collaborated on numerous projects and received recognition through various awards, highlighting her influence in both academic and practical applications of design.
Monash University • Clayton, VIC, Australia
Teaching and research in Design History Theory.
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