Michael Miller, Ph.D.

Michael Miller, Ph.D.; Classics, Harvard University, MA Fine Arts, Harvard University, B.Phil Classics, University of Oxford.

Michael Miller, M.A., Ph.D. Harvard, B.Phil. Oxford (Classics and art history) is primarily a writer of novels and short stories, as well as a classical music and art critic. His reviews have been published in Master Drawings, Threshold, and the online magazine Berkshire Fine Arts. He has recently founded The Berkshire Review for the Arts. He has taught courses on language and art at NYU, the New School, and the Barfield School. In the past he has held curatorial positions at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard, and the Cleveland Museum of Art and taught at Oberlin, Williams, and Rutgers. He has published and lectured on art, music, language, and literature and has translated two collections of Rudolf Steiner’s lectures for the Anthroposophic Press: Approaching the Mystery of Golgotha and Occult Reading and Occult Hearing.

			Michael Miller, Ph.D.; Classics, Harvard University, MA Fine Arts, Harvard University, B.Phil Classics, University of Oxford. Michael Miller, M.A., Ph.D. Harvard, B.Phil. Oxford (Classics and art history) is primarily a writer of novels and short stories, as well as a classical music and art critic. His reviews have been published in Master Drawings, Threshold, and the online magazine Berkshire Fine Arts. He has recently founded The Berkshire Review for the Arts. He has taught courses on language and art at NYU, the New School, and the Barfield School. In the past he has held curatorial positions at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard, and the Cleveland Museum of Art and taught at Oberlin, Williams, and Rutgers. He has published and lectured on art, music, language, and literature and has translated two collections of Rudolf Steiner’s lectures for the Anthroposophic Press: Approaching the Mystery of Golgotha and Occult Reading and Occult Hearing.






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