Rebecca Yuste is co-founder of the Global Neoclassicism Project. She received her PhD in Art History and Archaeology from Columbia University in 2026. A specialist in nineteenth-century art and architecture, her dissertation studied Mexico City around 1800. Her research has been supported by Dumbarton Oaks, the Decorative Arts Trust, and the Buell Center for American Architecture, and she has held curatorial fellowships at the Hispanic Society of America and the Jewish Museum. She will begin as a postdoc at the Warburg Institute in October. She can be reached here: rmy2107@columbia.edu

Faraz Olfat is co-founder of the Global Neoclassicism Project. He is a PhD candidate in Art History at Yale University. He can be reached here: faraz.olfat@yale.edu