Sarah B Greenwell-Scott

Sarah Greenwell-Scott is pursuing a PhD in Art History with a major emphasis in Contemporary Art and Theory, focusing on Contemporary Indigenous Art and minoring in American Indian Studies. Greenwell-Scott's research interests include Indigenous artists, gender and feminist theory, decolonial theory, and postcolonialism. In particular, she is interested in individual and collective responses to structural oppression and histories of intergenerational trauma as articulated in and through visual culture.

Greenwell-Scott has presented her work at conferences and symposia nationally and has been published in American Indian Culture and Research Journal. The winner of the Graduate Teaching Award for the School of Art (2024), Sarah has taught a variety of courses, including the Art History Survey (Western and Global), Art of Asia, and Contemporary Art (both lower and upper division) in person and online.