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Anthea Callen is Professor of Art (Practice-led Research) in the School of Art, College of Arts and Social Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra. She is also Professor Emeritus of Visual Culture at the University of Nottingham, and Honorary Research Associate at the Institute of Health, University of Warwick.
Anthea Callen is a scholar and a painter. Her expertise in art history, visual culture and the gender politics of visual representation spans the eighteenth to twentieth centuries, notably in France and Britain; her research specialism in nineteenth-century artists' materials and techniques means she works regularly with museum conservators and curators. As a painter she has a strong personal and professional interest in twentieth century modernism and contemporary art, especially feminist/women's art practice.
Showcasing her work here, Anthea Callen exhibits in the GALLERY examples of her art practice, as well as outlining her qualifications, activities and publications in visual culture and art history.
Anthea Callen lives and works in Canberra, Australia, Leamington Spa (UK) and the South of France.
Anthea Callen is a scholar and a painter. Her expertise in art history, visual culture and the gender politics of visual representation spans the eighteenth to twentieth centuries, notably in France and Britain; her research specialism in nineteenth-century artists' materials and techniques means she works regularly with museum conservators and curators. As a painter she has a strong personal and professional interest in twentieth century modernism and contemporary art, especially feminist/women's art practice.
Showcasing her work here, Anthea Callen exhibits in the GALLERY examples of her art practice, as well as outlining her qualifications, activities and publications in visual culture and art history.
Anthea Callen lives and works in Canberra, Australia, Leamington Spa (UK) and the South of France.