Eugene Wang

Eugene Y. Wang is the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Professor of Asian Art at Harvard University. His extensive publications cover a full range of Chinese art history from the early funerary art to modern and contemporary art and cinema. He has received Guggenheim, Getty, and ACLS Ryskamp Fellowships. His book Shaping the Lotus Sutra: Buddhist Visual Culture in Medieval China garnered the Academic Achievement Award (2006) from Japan. He is the art history editor of the Encyclopedia of Buddhism (2004). He has served on the advisory board of the Center for Advanced Study of Visual Art, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., Getty Foundation, the Li Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation, and the editorial board of The Art Bulletin. His current research encompasses issues of art without spectators, visual programming, material forms of intelligence, and inter-subjectivity effects.

汪悅進 (Eugene Wang), 哈佛大學藝術史與建築史系，洛克斐勒亞洲藝術史專席終身教授（Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Professor-of Asian Art） 汪教授曾任美國國家美術館高級視覺藝術研究所、蓋蒂基金會等顧問, 美國大學藝術史協會機關刊物Art Bulletin編委會編委；獲美國古根漢（Guggenheim）基金會學術成就獎及美國專業學會所頒給賴斯康姆獎, 及哈佛大學教學獎。 目前主持籌建哈佛大學中國藝術實驗室(Harvard FAS CAMLab)，致力於研究發展傳統中國文化時空的多媒體表達，將深度學術詮釋轉化為多媒體文化劇場。