Professor Tamar Garb FBA
Art, gender and sexuality in nineteenth and early twentieth-century France; race and visual representation in the modern period; contemporary art and politics and photographic/filmic practices in of and from Southern Africa
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 2014
- Subjects
- Art history
Current post
Durning Lawrence Professor in the History of Art, University College London
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Esther Leslie FBA
Aesthetics in combination with politics; Marxism and critical theory, especially the work of Walter Benjamin and TW Adorno; the poetics of science and technology; animation; digital culture and the sensorium
Professor Roshini Kempadoo FBA
Roshini Kempadoo explores visualising the afterlives of colonialism; creative practices for climate justice, anti-racist activism, ecological futures, Caribbean visual culture and counter archives.
Professor Sonia Livingstone FBA
Social psychology; media and digital cultures; children and the digital age; media regulations and online risks, privacy and safety
