David SalomonDavid Salomon is Associate Professor of Art History at Ithaca College where he serves as Coordinator of the Architectural Studies program. David has taught studios and seminars at the Universidad Torcuato DiTella in Buenos Aires, the University of Pensylvania, Cornell University, Syracuse University,
and the University at Buffalo. His scholarship focuses on everyday environments and aesthetics. He is the author of the book Symmetry: The One and the Many (DiTella, 2018) and co-author of The Architecture of Patterns (Norton, 2010). His research has appeared in the journals Grey Room, Log, Harvard Design Magazine, New Territories, Places, The Journal of Landscape Architecture, LA+, and the Journal of Architectural Education, on topics ranging from the relationship between Land Art and suburbia, Minimal Art and the supermarket, the aesthetic function of infrastructure, and the presence of modern axis mundi in the techno-scientific landscape.

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