Stephanie Lebas Huber is an art writer and researcher based in New York. She is an art historian (PhD 2022) who specializes in twentieth century painting and film history.
In 2023 Dr. Huber completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Leonard A. Lauder Research Center for Modern Art at the Metropolitan Museum.​ She has previously held fellowships from the Mellon Council for European Studies and the Isamu Noguchi Museum, a scholarship from the American Association for Netherlandic Studies, and a Fulbright to the Netherlands.
Her research concerns the relationship between art, technology, and power during moments of intense political change. In recent publications, Dr. Huber has examined the variety of ways in which the international and interdisciplinary genre of Magic Realism responded to the disruptions of modernization and the rise of authoritarian regimes in the early twentieth century. For her forthcoming projects she is taking an approach that draws from eco-criticism and media studies to better understand modernist notions of the individual in relationship to the collective.
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