@TheCourtauld

Latest updates from The Courtauld on our collection and exhibitions, behind the scenes, information prospective & current students, providing alerts on open days, and general information for our students.

@CourtauldRes

Updates and comment from the Courtauld Research Forum, covering upcoming activities, events and the latest insight from our art history conferences and workshops.

Our Approach to Twitter

If you’re following us, here’s what to expect:

• Alerts, chat and insight from The Courtauld’s various teams about what they’re doing, key events coming up, what’s happening and what others are saying about us
• Expect anywhere between 1-10 tweets a day across all our accounts, depending on how much is going on in The Courtauld
• Occasional live coverage of events, Twitter interviews with curators, academics and Q&As
• Last minute announcements, promotions and competitions

Availability

We mostly update and monitor our Twitter accounts during office hours, Monday to Friday, but will occasionally be tweeting at other times.

Direct Messages and @Replies

We welcome feedback and ideas from all our followers, and join the conversation where possible. We aim to read all @replies and Direct Messages and ensure that any questions or helpful suggestions are passed to the relevant people in The Courtauld.

The best way to contact us for urgent enquiries can be found in the Contact Us section of our website.

Hashtags

If you’re taking part in our short courses or study days, or simply interested in finding out more – you can join the conversation using #AHShortCourses

The Courtauld

Get updates on new exhibitions, works in our collection plus news about our courses and more.

The Courtauld Research Forum on Facebook

Academic conferences, opportunities and views from The Courtauld Research Forum community.

The Courtauld Gallery blog

Go behind the scenes and discover more about daily life at The Courtauld Gallery.

The Courtauld Research Forum blog

Diverse voices from the Courtauld to respond to academic events in the Institute, and students’ views on the art world.

Young People blog

The Courtauld’s Young People’s Programme covers both the Institute and Gallery. With this unique function, projects range from widening participation to informal learning. This blog is a space for us to share our work.

Documenting Fashion blog

Bringing together essays and comment from current History of Dress staff and students.

The Courtauld Institute of Art

Instagrams from backstage at the Gallery and Somerset House.

Courtauld Research

The Courtauld Research Forum

Documenting Fashion

The History of Dress section