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Professor Katie Scott FBA

History of French art, architecture and design, 1600-1800; space and the city
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2019
Subjects
Art history
Sections
History of Art and Music
Website
https://courtauld.ac.uk/people/katie-scott

Current post

Professor in History of Art, Courtauld Institute of Art

Publications

Becoming Property: Art, Theory and Law

Katie Scott - Published in 2018 by Yale University Press

The Rococo Interior: Decoration and Social Spaces in Eighteenth-century Paris

Katie Scott - Published in 1996 by Yale University Press

The Philosopher’s Room: Diderot’s Regrets on Parting with My Old Dressing Gown

Katie Scott - Published in 2016 by Oxford Art Journal

Parade’s End: On Charles-Antoine Coypel’s Bed and the Origins of Inwardness

Edited by Katie Scott, Ewa Lajer-Burcharth and Beate Sontgen - Published in 2016 by Interiors and Interiority

Persuasion: Nicolas Pineau’s designs on the Social

Katie Scott - Published in 2014 by RIHA Journal

Screen wise, Screen Play: Jacques de Lajoue and the Ruses of Rococo

Katie Scott - Published in 2013 by Art History

Bouchardon’s ‘Cris de Paris’: Crying food in early modern Paris

Katie Scott - Published in 2013 by Word and Image

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Liz James FBA

Byzantine studies but especially art and archaeology; art and text, light and colour; mosaics; also gender; power; place and space; receptions and perceptions of Byzantium.

Liz James FBA

Professor Georgina Born OBE FBA

Anthropology and sociology of music, media and digital cultures; anthropological theory; the social, the material, and time; cultural production, cultural institutions and creative industries; music in the late twentieth and twenty-first centuries; interdisciplinarity; AI and culture; digital humanities and digital methods

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Professor Kobena Mercer FBA

Modern and contemporary art history of the Black Atlantic, including photography and film; cultural studies of race, ethnicity and diaspora; black/queer intersections; psychoanalysis and postcolonial identities

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