Monique Webber is a Teaching Associate and Honorary Fellow at The University of Melbourne. Her research centres on the impact of urban environments upon cultural expression.
Embracing international urban cultures from the early modern to the contemporary eras, this focus encompasses Webber’s broader interests in fine art; design; and society. To arrive at a nuanced inquiry into creative practice, this research is based in Art History, but incorporates Architectural History and Theory as well as History and Classics methodologies. Webber was the 2017-2018 State Library of Victoria La Trobe Society Fellow. Her project, “La Trobe's Garden City and the Lost Sculptures of Fitzroy Gardens”, focused on debates surrounding urban sculpture in Modern Melbourne. Webber’s teaching practice embraces technology, object-based learning, and inquisitive models to create engaging virtual and physical learning environments. Webber is also active in academic community engagement; and contemporary art and architectural criticism.
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
La Trobe Society Fellowship
Jo-Anne Duggan Prize
Credentials
Positions
Honorary
Historical And Philosophical Studies
Casual
Historical And Philosophical Studies
Casual
Architecture, Building And Planning
Casual
Architecture, Building And Planning
Education
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
University of Melbourne
Diploma of Modern Languages (Italian)
University of Melbourne
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Melbourne
Graduate Certificate in University Teaching
University of Melbourne