Two full-time, permanent research and teaching Lecturers are being sought in Goldsmiths’ vibrant Department of Visual Cultures: one specialising in non-Western art and theory, the other in the visual cultures of science
We are looking to appoint a full-time lecturer in Goldsmiths’ vibrant Department of Visual Cultures.
The role holder will be required to teach generalist and specialist courses in the history and theory of modern and contemporary art and visual culture. Candidates should have a research specialism in non-Western visual art, with applications from scholars working on cultures of the global south particularly encouraged. Scholarly perspectives reflecting upon globalization, post-colonialism, migration and diaspora in visual culture are welcome.
The successful candidate will demonstrate an innovative approach to their subject of study, and an interest in inventive forms of pedagogy. They will contribute to the Department’s research; teach, advise and supervise our students (ranging from BA to PhD level); and play an active part in Department life, for example through committees, working parties, and administrative roles.