Ozaroff Editing
Remote and Philadelphia, PA
academic (particularly history, art history, legal and business history, consumer research), art (museums, art residencies, conservators), nonprofit organizations and advocacy groups, health and public health
Accomplished editor specializing in art, art history, history (especially legal and business history), consumer research, and health. Decades of experience. Thorough knowledge of grammar, usage, and style (Chicago, APA, MLA, AMA, AP). Particularly adept at fleshing out and correcting citations.
Recent projects: scholarly text on ancient Near Eastern wisdom literature; book on the conservation of works by Donald Judd and a journal article chronicling the conservation treatment of an outdoor painted sculpture by Jean Dubuffet for a renowned sculpture conservator; book chapters on Stalin and the struggle for supremacy over China for an emeritus history professor at Indiana University; chapter on antimonopoly for a professor at University of Georgia School of Law; book-length catalog documenting the 25th anniversary of Artpace San Antonio’s artist-in-residency program; journal articles on consumer vulnerability and the commoditization of sex workers in India for a professor at American University and coauthors; review essay on the history of U.S. antitrust law and policy for a professor at Harvard Business School; Bulletin of the Detroit Institute of Arts 2019 volume on Bruegel; white papers on migrant health for UC San Francisco’s Institute for Global Health Sciences; and chapter on Van Eyck for a professor at George Washington.