Catherine Grant
Reader and Vice-Dean for Education, The Courtauld Institute of Art
Department of History of Art
Strand, Somerset House
WC2R 0RN London
Dr Catherine Grant is Reader in Modern and Contemporary Art and Vice-Dean for Education at the Courtauld Institute of Art. She joined The Courtauld in 2022, after previously working at Goldsmiths, University of London, 2010-2022. She is an art historian who researches feminist and queer histories in contemporary art, as well as exploring the creative possibilities of writing contemporary art history. Previous research projects have included the exploration of girlhood in contemporary art and photography, creative writing and art history, the intersections between queer theory, psychoanalysis and feminism, and fandom as methodology. Her publications include "A Time of One's Own: histories of feminism in contemporary art" (Duke, 2022); "Fandom as Methodology" (co-edited with Kate Random Love, Goldsmiths Press, 2019) and "Creative Writing and Art History" (co-edited with Patricia Rubin, Wiley-Blackwell, 2012).
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Artist Arts & Humanities 100%
Feminism Arts & Humanities 92%
Writing History Arts & Humanities 81%
Art History Arts & Humanities 67%
Photography Arts & Humanities 64%
contemporary art Social Sciences 61%
Art Arts & Humanities 55%
Collier Schorr Arts & Humanities 52%
11 Other contribution
Responding to Women and Creativity
Grant, C., Jun 1 2022
Booklet 100%
Feminism 43%
Chelsea 39%
Fletcher 37%
Experiments in Art Writing
Grant, C., Apr 1 2021, Yale University Press for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art.
Podcast 100%
Art 66%
Introduction to "Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?"
Grant, C., Jan 1 2021, Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?. Nochlin, L. (ed.). London: Thames and Hudson
artist 100%
art history 73%
anniversary 53%
Decolonizing Art History: A Questionnaire
Grant, C. (ed.) & Price, D. (ed.), Jan 1 2020, Wiley-Blackwell.
Art History 100%
Questionnaire 96%
Decolonization 32%
Cultural Institutions 15%
A Letter Sent, Waiting to be Received: Queer Correspondence, Feminism and Black British Art
Grant, C., Oct 1 2019, In: Women: A Cultural Review. 30, 3, p. 297-318 22 p.
Feminism 100%
British Art 90%
Black British 88%
Queerness 60%