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If you'd like to talk to us about what it's like to be a student at UCL History of Art, you can organise a telephone conversation with one of our staff listed below.
Unfortunately, due to coronavirus, we have had to cancel our post-offer open days, but this doesn't mean that you can't get in touch and ask us questions about what it's like to study here. Some of our key academic members of staff are available for you to book calls with in the coming weeks. To book a call, simply follow the links below.
If you are an overseas offer-holder, please feel free to provide a note when booking to indicate the best way to call you, for example via Skype or Whatsapp – this can be included in the section "Please share anything that will help prepare for our meeting". We will do our best to provide insights and helpful information for overseas offer-holders.
If you have any problems booking a call or issues with availability, please email our Departmental Manager, Eleanor Day.
Schedule a call with a member of staff:
- Professor Robert Mills
- Bob Mills is Professor of Medieval Studies and Head of the History of Art Department. Between 2015 and 2018 he directed qUCL, UCL's LGBTQ research network. Bob's books include Suspended Animation: Pain, Pleasure and Punishment in Medieval Culture (2005), Seeing Sodomy in the Middle Ages (2015) and Derek Jarman's Medieval Modern (2018). Bob is currently working on questions of animality and sovereignty in medieval art.
Sign up for a call with Bob here.
- Dr Stephanie Schwartz
- Stephanie Schwartz is a Lecturer in American Art at University College London. Stephanie is interested in photography and its histories, with a specific focus on the emergence of documentary work in the US since the 1930s. Her first book, Walker Evans: No Politics (University of Texas Press, 2020), offers a sweeping reinterpretation of Evans’s prolific work. Stephanie is also the MA Tutor at UCL History of Art, and happy to take post-offer calls.
Sign up for a call with Stephanie here.
- Dr Cadence Kinsey
Cadence Kinsey is a Lecturer in Contemporary Art. Her research centres on the histories of art and technology, as well as live art and performance from the 1960s to today. She is interested in the relationships between the body and technology, and her work is informed by feminist science & technology studies. Cadence is also the Undergraduate Admissions Tutor at UCL History of Art, and happy to take post-offer calls.
Sign up for a call with Cadence here.