I am a history professor and digital humanist. I am writing about how urban memorials and public art reveal the changing nature of cities and community identity in the twentieth century; the Cleveland Cultural Gardens provides a lens for this project, to give it rhetorical specificity. I am also researching the history of air racing.
I live in Chagrin Falls (where I am told that the “unknown don’t even go”) with my partner Kristin, two children, Amelia & Eli, and two dogs, London Patches and Mojo.
I write (sometimes), hike, take photos, play with the kids, run, nap, cook, and enjoy coffee on the deck on crisp autumn mornings.
Mark Tebeau