General information
I am an art historian based in Washington D.C. Born and raised in North Macedonia, one of the seven countries that used to be within Yugoslavia, I came to the United States to continue my studies in English language and literature. My long-standing interests in art led to another academic discipline and a PhD in art history, focusing on Renaissance and Baroque art.
In addition to college-level teaching, I have extensive lecturing experience within the United States and in Europe. In the Washington area, I regularly present lectures and courses for the Smithsonian Institution and other museum institutions. My publications include scholarly books and essays, as well as exhibition catalogues and journal articles for broader audiences.
I have worked on numerous curatorial projects and have extensive consulting experience with museums, non-profit, and corporate institutions.
Aneta Georgievska-Shine
ART LECTURES ONLINE - GENERAL INFORMATION
The lectures are live and include presentation of about 60 minutes, followed by a discussion of about 25 minutes to 1/2 hour.
You can enroll on the page dedicated to a specific course. The link to the session is sent on the day of the event.
If you miss the lecture, you can receive a link to the recording
Please inquire about lectures that can be developed and offered to special groups
The website will be continuously updated, so please check periodically for new offerings
ART JOURNEYS - GENERAL INFORMATION
All of the journeys are custom-designed, in consultation with prospective travelers: their shared focus is art
They are planned for 10-14 people. Pre-existing groups are welcome (museum docents, friends and families).
The fees may be higher for smaller groups or adjusted due to currency exchange rates.