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The Courtauld Institute of Art appoints Vice-Deans for Research and Education

30 May 2022

The Courtauld today announced that two new Vice-Deans are to be appointed, each with focused responsibilities for Research and Education. Dr Lucy Bradnock (Vice-Dean for Research) and Dr Catherine Grant (Vice-Dean for Education) will take up their po...

One of the most important collections of paintings by Edvard Munch now on display in the UK for the first time at The Courtauld Gallery

27 May 2022

A collection of significant paintings by Edvard Munch (1863-1944) have gone on show together for the first time in the UK in a new exhibition at The Courtauld Gallery, opening today (27 May)....

“World-leading” research at The Courtauld, according to the 2021 Research Excellence Framework  

12 May 2022

The Courtauld’s research has once again been assessed as “world-leading” in a national exercise to determine the quality of research in UK universities....

Professor Deborah Swallow to step down as Märit Rausing Director of The Courtauld

26 Apr 2022

Professor Deborah Swallow has announced plans to retire from her post as Märit Rausing Director of the Courtauld Institute of Art after leading the internationally renowned institution for 18 years. ...

The Courtauld awarded major grants by Paul Mellon Centre and The Pilgrim Trust for National Wall Paintings Survey project

28 Mar 2022

The Courtauld Institute of Art has been awarded two major grants in support of a project to make available online its extensive National Wall Paintings Survey archive....

The Courtauld and Asymmetry Art Foundation announce new pioneering collaboration

28 Feb 2022

The Courtauld and Asymmetry Art Foundation are delighted to announce a pioneering collaboration aimed at furthering and diversifying knowledge of Chinese and Sinophone contemporary art....

Self-portraits by Van Gogh reunited for the first time in 130 years for landmark exhibition at The Courtauld

1 Feb 2022

The self-portraits were painted only one week apart at the asylum, in late August and early September 1889, but show Van Gogh in very different lights....

Anna Bonsink and Giulia Calvi win AKO Curatorial Award 2021

31 Jan 2022

The Courtauld is pleased to announce that the AKO Curatorial Award, offered to graduates of The Courtauld MA Curating the Art Museum programme, has been awarded to Anna Bonsink and Giulia Calvi....

The Courtauld and King’s College London announce new strategic relationship

19 Jan 2022

10-year strategic relationship will see two world-leading member institutions of the University of London – The Courtauld and King’s College London – collaborate on teaching, research and student experience, offering joint programmes and research. ...

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The story behind The Courtauld's new Visitor Experience team uniform - blog

17 Dec 2021

With The Courtauld’s three-year refurbishment complete and Gallery now reopened, another exciting change includes the Visitor Experience team’s new uniform....

Avant et après, Paul Gauguin's final manuscript, is now available to read online

17 Dec 2021

Paul Gauguin's richly illustrated final manuscript, Avant et après, one of the most significant artists manuscripts ever to enter a UK public collection, is now viewable online on The Courtauld's website. ...

The Courtauld Gallery launches new exhibition programme with major 2022 Vincent van Gogh and Edvard Munch shows

13 Dec 2021

Full details of the 2022-23 exhibition programme at The Courtauld Gallery can be found here. ...