School of Arts & Humanities

Chantal is an artist and writer whose photographic, painting, video and installation works have been exhibited globally.

Ben is interested in the curatorial as a contemporary cultural phenomenon and a mode through which to consider our relationship to the contemporary moment.

Adam's work moves between urban theory, facilitation and performance. As an interdisciplinary scholar he specialises in the intersection of culture, history and inequality in the city.

Joanne Tatham is a Reader and Tutor in Arts & Humantities MFA in the School of Arts & Humanities at the Royal College of Art.

Jonathan Boyd is a multi-award-winning artist, jeweller and academic working in a variety of materials, specialising in conceptual and narrative-led artworks. His research focuses on exploring the relationships of language and object.

Victoria is a curator and active researcher whose projects span from the post-war period to the contemporary.

Sarah is a design historian. Her wide-ranging practice focuses on East Asian material culture and the body, with a special interest in fashion and race.

Kamini Vellodi is an academic and artist, whose work is committed to the interfaces of art theory, history, philosophy and practice.

James is an artist whose work focuses on themes of visibility, labour and surveillance capitalism, explored through installation, video, sculpture, public art and Internet-based projects.

Jo has exhibited internationally, often making work from commissions or through residencies that explore the history of a site.

Sarah works with diverse media and mediums to investigate current interests and passions, producing an expanded notion of sculpture with a regard for sculpture’s social potential.

Jeremy is an artist, and over the past thirty years has curated exhibitions of, and written widely on, many aspects of contemporary art and culture.

Rachel Garfield is an artist and writer whose work is engaged with the role of lived relations in the formation and intersections of subjectivities.