Erica Levin

Inspiring new perspectives on the intersection of art and media, Erica Levin serves as an Associate Professor of History of Art and an Associate Professor of Theatre, Film, and Media Arts (by courtesy) at The Ohio State University. With a keen focus on avant-garde cinema, post-war art, documentary, performance, and visual culture, Professor Levin's research delves into the dynamic interplay between these fields, offering fresh insights into their interconnectedness. Professor Levin's scholarly contributions have been widely recognized, with her work being featured in numerous academic journals and edited collections. Her research not only explores the historical context of visual arts and media but also examines their evolving roles in contemporary culture. Her recent book, "The Channeled Image: Art and Media Politics After Television," is a testament to her expertise, exploring the transformative impact of television on art and media politics. At Ohio State University, Professor Levin is dedicated to fostering a vibrant academic environment where students are encouraged to critically engage with the complexities of media and culture. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary study, encouraging students to explore the intersections of performance studies, visual arts, and media culture. Beyond her academic pursuits, Professor Levin is actively involved in various initiatives that bridge the gap between academia and the broader community. Her commitment to advancing the understanding of media and culture studies continues to inspire both her students and colleagues alike.