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Architect who abstained a master Degree in Performing Art from Scholl of Comunications and Art at University of São Paulo, Brazil (ECA) and PhD in Urban Structures at University of São Paulo, Brazil (FAU). | Architect who abstained a master Degree in Performing Art from Scholl of Comunications and Art at University of São Paulo, Brazil (ECA-USP) and PhD in Urban Structures at University of São Paulo, Brazil (FAU-USP). Her education continued in US, attending training in art management and computer design at New York College of Technology and New York University. | ||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
==Awards== | ==Awards== | ||
Revision as of 16:11, 13 March 2018
| Organization: | Design Factor Solutions, Inc |
| Affiliation: | ICANN |
| Stakeholder Group(s): | ,|xyz|xyz| }} |
| Region: | North America |
| Country: | USA |
| Email: | denise.hochbaum@gmail.com |
Career History
Brazilian born and current resident in US, Denise Avivit of Alcantara Hochbaum, PhD has consistently contributed to the expansion of Brazilian cultural identity in the field of architecture, art and theatre for scholars and professionals while planning lectures, exhibitions and workshops at Maryland University and at American Institute of Architecture NY since 2009 and AIA- Chapter DC, La.IDEA. ( LATINA AMERICA INTERIOR DESIGN, ENGENEER AND ARCHITECT), since 2016.
She is a researcher interested in Latina America female artists and recently developed the interest in identify aspects considering Women’s participation in Internet from remote areas of Latin America, focusing in Women more than 40 years old, potentially committed to reinvent themselves for new careers.
ICANN and Internet Governance Participation
Education
Architect who abstained a master Degree in Performing Art from Scholl of Comunications and Art at University of São Paulo, Brazil (ECA-USP) and PhD in Urban Structures at University of São Paulo, Brazil (FAU-USP). Her education continued in US, attending training in art management and computer design at New York College of Technology and New York University.