John B. Logan

John B. Logan is a writer, educator, and cultural historian whose work bridges the boundaries between scholarship and creative expression. He is the author of Epistolary History of Art, an innovative exploration of art history through imagined letters that reveal the voices, tensions, and ideas shaping different artistic epochs. His most recent project, the 2026 Calendar: Art History Edition, brings 365 days of art into everyday life, combining masterworks with insightful quotations and reflections. Logan’s research interests lie in the intersections of visual culture, literature, and philosophy, with a special focus on how narrative and epistolary forms can reshape our understanding of the past. His writing style blends academic rigor with accessible storytelling, aiming to engage both specialists and general readers. Through his projects, Logan seeks to make art history not only a subject of study but also a living dialogue with the present.