I’m thrilled to be sharing some material from my upcoming monograph at the BSECS 2021 Annual Conference on a panel … More
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AcWriMo 2020
It’s November, so it’s AcWriMo (Academic Writing Month, based on NaNoWriMo) again. November always seems to need a bit of … More
Queering Collage Programme now online!
Cole and I are delighted to share the details for the latest @Collage_Res_Net event on Queering Collage, which has an … More
Gift Culture at Plas Newydd
The historiography of the so-called ‘Ladies of Llangollen’, Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, has long been preoccupied with determining the … More
Review: Georgian Gothic: Medievalist Architecture, Furniture and Interiors, 1730–1840
Happy to share my review of Peter N. Lindfield’s book Georgian Gothic: Medievalist Architecture, Furniture and Interiors, 1730–1840, just published … More
Article – ‘The Sister Arts: Textile Crafts between Paint, Print and Practice’, Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies
I couldn’t be more pleased that my article, ‘The Sister Arts: Textile Crafts between Paint, Print and Practice’ is now … More
Talk – How to be a man: being male in the age of toxic masculinity, Think Human Festival, Oxford Brookes University, 5 February
I’m super excited to be speaking about ideas of masculinity through the ages as part of Oxford Brookes University’s Think … More
Keynote Talk – David Nichol Smith Seminar in Eighteenth-Century Studies XVII ‘Dark Enlightenments’, 2-4 December 2020 Adelaide, Australia
I am completely thrilled to be giving the ECR keynote address at the David Nichol Smith Seminar in Eighteenth-Century Studies … More
Talk – Textual Practices, Familial Legacies, and Queer Kinship: Anne Damer’s Inheritance of Strawberry Hill, BSECS, 8-10 January
First post of the year, and I’m delighted to be sharing my abstract for my paper for BSECS, which unbelievably … More
Talk – Association for Art History 2020 Annual Conference
I’m thrilled that my paper ‘Representational revolutions: Trompe l’oeil still life paintings, medley prints, and collage in the long seventeenth … More