Paul Galloway

Paul Galloway is the Study Center Supervisor for the Department of Architecture & Design at the Museum of Modern Art, where he coordinates the growth and management of the A&D collection and oversees scholarly research through the A&D Study Center and the Mies van der Rohe Archive. He has contributed to numerous exhibitions and publications, and, in addition to his position at MoMA, teaches art history at Bronx Community College. In 2008 Paul was awarded a grant from the Art Matters Foundation.

Contributions

Central & Eastern Europe

All the Cities that Start with “B.” Notes from a Trip to Central Europe

In an influential account written in 1986, a prominent British historian Timothy Garton Ash described Central Europe as “territory where peoples, cultures, languages are fantastically intertwined, where every place has several names and men change their citizenship as often as their shoes, an enchanted wood full of wizards and witches”. This evocative characterization challenged the…