Email:

gaozsh893@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn

Title

Assistant Professor

Position

Deputy Head, Party Committee Student Work Group

Educational Background

2020.7: Graduated with a Ph.D. in Art History and Theory from the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University

(Awarded Tsinghua University Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation)

2016.7: Graduated with a Master’s degree in Art History and Theory from the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University

(Awarded Tsinghua University Outstanding Master’s Thesis)

2013.7: Graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Art Theory and History from the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University

2011.9-2012.1: Studied as an exchange student at National Taiwan University

Research Interests

History of Chinese arts and crafts

Work Experience

2020.10-2024.9: Worked at the Central Gifts and Artifacts Center

2024.9-Present, Assistant Professor, Department of Art History and Theory, Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University

Academic Claims

He is mainly engaged in researching the history of Chinese arts and crafts, aiming to explore and explain various aspects of them by thoroughly reviewing all available materials. His research mainly focuses on the historical value and cultural meaning of classic arts and crafts. He also looks at the social contexts and historical backgrounds that shape the development of arts and crafts. Additionally, he explores the common issues across different fields of arts and crafts and their interdisciplinary connections. He aims to interpret the development and evolution of arts and crafts within a broader historical context, hoping to contribute to current cultural development.

Academic Achievements

He has dedicated much of his research to the study of Ming Dynasty arts and crafts, with a particular emphasis on organizing and researching historical materials related to this period. He has published numerous academic articles and has been involved in two provincial and ministerial-level projects, as well as three other research projects.

Representative Papers

“Application and Hierarchy: Two Aspects of Silk in the Early Ming Dynasty,” Art Panorama (AMI core journal), Issue 08, 2021

“Creating Style: The Official System of Production in the Early Ming Dynasty,” ZHUANGSHI (CSSCI), Issue 09, 2020

“Weaving Offices and Product Style: A Discussion on Waistband Inscriptions,” ZHUANGSHI (CSSCI), Issue 12, 2019

“Marine Auspicious Beasts: Sea Creature Motifs on Yongle and Xuande Porcelain,” Research of Chinese Fine Arts (CSSCI), Issue 01, 2020

Teaching

Undergraduate courses: History of Chinese Arts and Crafts, History of Chinese and Foreign Arts