Chin-tao Wu
Guest Speaker
Chin-tao Wu is Research Fellow at the Academia Sinica in Taiwan. Following her first book, the acclaimed Privatising culture: corporate art intervention since the 1980s (Verso 2002 and numerous translations - ‘Buy this book’ Louise Bourgeois), she is now turning her attention to globalisation with ‘Worlds apart’, Third text, 21:6, 2007, and ‘Occupation by absence, preoccupation with presence’, Journal of visual culture, 6:3, 2007 and papers such as ‘Catwalks and artworks: showing and selling on the global stage’.
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Professor Deborah Cherry
TrAIN Core Member - Associate Director
I studied in the UK (Edinburgh and London) and I have worked in the UK, the USA, and in Europe, where I am now at the University of Amsterdam. Following my PhD I have written extensively on art in Britain in the nineteenth and early twentieth century with two books, Painting Women (1994) and Beyond the Frame: Feminism and Visual Culture (2000) along with exhibitions such as ‘The Edwardian Era’ (co-curated 1987).
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