| Dr Fiona Allen |
Lens-based media; medical humanities; histories and aesthetics of militancy in the 1960s and 70s; critical theory and the historiography of art. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Professor Fiona Cox |
Head of Department. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Lotte Crawford |
Lecturer specialising in intersectional and decolonial approaches to modern British decorative and applied arts (1880-1950) including transnational, queer and feminist approaches to modern and contemporary art, craft and design |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Jamie Edwards |
Lecturer in Renaissance and Early Modern art history and visual culture. Research focusses on Netherlandish art c. 1400-1600, with particular interests in the Brueghel dynasty of artists. I also teach Italian Renaissance art. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Daniel Fountain |
Expert in contemporary art and visual culture, with particular emphasis on queer, feminist and decolonial approaches to art history. Research interests include queer art and culture, craft, textiles, and practice-research. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Professor Gabriella Giannachi |
Director of Centre for Intermedia and specialist in art and technology, including presence research, mixed and virtual reality, and collaborates with artists, galleries and museums towards research that informs the exhibition, documentation, archiving and replay of mixed media. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Meredith Hale |
Specialist in Netherlandish art of the early modern period (c. 1550-1700). Research interests include: early modern print culture, particularly political satire and international print markets, and issues related to materiality and the reception of works of art. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Hannah Halliwell |
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Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Katerina Harris |
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Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Rosalind Hayes |
Lecturer in Art History and Visual Culture |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Marcus Jack |
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Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Professor David Houston Jones |
Contemporary visual culture, in particular photography, installation art, questions of art, evidence and the forensic. Epistemologies and representations of the face in photography, video, performance and installation; testimony, archives and the artist as archivist. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Professor Nick Kaye |
History of post-war experimental performance, with emphasis on the relationship between performance and the development of ideas and practices through sculpture, architectural theory, conceptual and performance art, aspects of experimental music, installation, video art & video. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Camille Mathieu |
Research interests include the materialities of imperialism, the art, architecture, archaeology, and urbanism of France and its colonies from the eighteenth through the early twentieth century. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Professor Fabrizio Nevola |
Head of AHVC and Deputy Head of Department. Art, architecture and urbanism in Renaissance Italy; public space in early modern Europe; digital humanities applied to art history and visual culture, with a focus on spatial methods. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Professor Melissa Percival |
Art, literature and thought of eighteenth-century France; discourses and visualizations of the human face; physiognomy and theories of character; history of emotions; aesthetics (pastiche, capriccio); imagination and fantasy in painting; portraiture and risk. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Sabrina Rahman |
Interdisciplinary research focuses on the intersection of modern design, class and ethnicity in Austria-Hungary and the British Empire; also art historiography, museum studies, and global cultures of housing. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Professor Tom Trevor |
Specialist in contemporary art and curation, focusing on socially engaged practice and context-led projects. Researching the ‘contemporary’ in relation to biopolitics, decolonisation, climate emergency and the digital network society. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
| Dr Yue Zhuang |
Interdisciplinary approach to history and theory of designed landscapes, gardens and architecture in China and Britain in 17th-18th centuries. Cultural contacts and entanglements between China and Europe in the 17th -18th centuries. |
Streatham Campus, Exeter |
