Noe Badillo

Currently a Professor and Research Mentor, responsible for developing and teaching courses. This position involves guiding students in research and academic pursuits.

Currently serving as an Art Theory Intelligence Expert, contributing to advanced theoretical frameworks in art. This role involves leveraging expertise in art history and theory to inform AI development.

Founded and currently serve as Curator, managing art exhibitions and gallery operations. This role involves selecting and presenting artworks, and overseeing gallery logistics.

Founded and currently serve as Editor in Chief, overseeing all editorial and publishing operations. This includes managing manuscript acquisitions, editing, and book design.

Worked as an Architect, specializing in architectural drafting, interpretation of treatises, and interior renovation. This role involved practical application of architectural knowledge and hands-on building experience.

Worked in the stone quarry, cutting large blocks of marble and in the marble workshop. This role involved heavy machinery operation and precision stone work.

Worked as an Adjunct Faculty, serving as an Instructor of Record for multiple sections of 'Exploring Art and Visual Culture.' This role involved course delivery and student assessment.

Worked in architectural renovation, assisting with building, design, and renovation of homes. This role provided hands-on experience in various aspects of residential construction.

Worked in Museum Security, ensuring the safety of artworks and visitors. This role required vigilance and adherence to security protocols.

Served as Instructor of Record for an art history program designed for female veterans with PTSD. This role required sensitive and effective teaching methodologies.

Served as Faculty & Teaching Associate, developing and teaching courses such as 'Art of the Italian Renaissance' and 'Art from Renaissance to the Present.' This role involved comprehensive course management and student engagement.

Worked as Adjunct Faculty, serving as Instructor of Record for courses including 'Art and Culture: Prehistoric through Gothic' and 'Exploring Art and Visual Studies.' This position involved delivering foundational art history content.

Held Curatorial Fellowships, supervised by the Chief Curator & Curator of Contemporary Art. This role involved assisting with exhibition development and museum collections.

Worked as an Art Handler, responsible for the careful movement and installation of artworks. This role required precision and knowledge of art handling best practices.

Earned a Master of Arts in Art History. The thesis, 'Ocularium Lucis: Light and Optical Theory in Guarino Guarini’s Church of San Lorenzo,' investigated the role of light and optical principles in Guarini's architectural designs.

Completed a PhD in Design, Environment and the Arts, focusing on the History and Theory of Renaissance Art and Architecture with a minor in Asian Art History. The dissertation, 'Geometry of the Sun: Guarino Guarini and the Church of San Lorenzo,' explored the cosmological aspects of Guarini's work.

Grade: Magna Cum Laude

Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art and a minor in Art History. Awarded the Da Vinci Award for Honors in Two Fields of Study, completing theses on 'Classical Forms and the Structures of Language' for studio art and 'Language Beyond Metaphor: The Structural Symbolism of Borromini’s Sant’Ivo alla Sapienza' for art history.

Completed an apprenticeship in classical painting and theoretical art under Osvaldo Romberg. This experience provided hands-on training and theoretical understanding in traditional art practices.

Received a scholarship to study abroad in Rome, Italy, through Temple University. This program offered an immersive experience in art and culture within a historical European context.

Received a high school diploma with an emphasis in Black and White Photography. Major influences included Minor White, Julia Margaret Cameron, Henri Le Secq, and Aaron Siskind, shaping an early foundation in photographic arts.