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This user is an instructor for the course Wikipedia:Wiki_Ed/Murray_State_University/History_of_Modern_Design_(Spring_2022).

This user is an instructor for the course Wikipedia:Wiki_Ed/Murray_State_University/History_of_Modern_Design_(Spring_2021).

This user is an instructor for the course Wikipedia:Wiki_Ed/Murray_State_University/Art_of_Global_Cultures_(Fall_2020).

Antje Gamble is Associate Professor of Art History in the Department of Art & Design at Murray State University. Dr. Gamble's research focuses on Italian modernist sculpture in the middle of the twentieth-century. From Fascism to the Cold War, her work examines how the exhibition, sale, and critical reception of Italian art and how it shaped and was shaped by national and international socio-political shifts. On Wikipedia, she edits articles on Italian modern art and other things. She organized two edit-a-thons with the Women's Faculty Caucus (now Gender Equity Caucus) and Art+Feminism at Murray State University and is integrating Wikipedia editing into her pedagogy. You can learn more about her work at drantjegamble.com.

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-Antje Gamble is Associate Professor of Art History in the Department of Art & Design at [[Murray State University]]. Dr. Gamble's research focuses on Italian modernist sculpture in the middle of the twentieth-century. From Fascism to the Cold War, her work examines how the exhibition, sale, and critical reception of Italian art and how it shaped and was shaped by national and international socio-political shifts. On Wikipedia, she edits articles on Italian modern art and other things. She organized two edit-a-thons with the Women's Faculty Caucus (now Gender Equity Caucus) and [[Art+Feminism]] at Murray State University and is integrating Wikipedia editing into her pedagogy.
+Antje Gamble is Associate Professor of Art History in the Department of Art & Design at [[Murray State University]]. Dr. Gamble's research focuses on Italian modernist sculpture in the middle of the twentieth-century. From Fascism to the Cold War, her work examines how the exhibition, sale, and critical reception of Italian art and how it shaped and was shaped by national and international socio-political shifts. On Wikipedia, she edits articles on Italian modern art and other things. She organized two edit-a-thons with the Women's Faculty Caucus (now Gender Equity Caucus) and [[Art+Feminism]] at Murray State University and is integrating Wikipedia editing into her pedagogy. You can learn more about her work at [https://drantjegamble.com/ drantjegamble.com].