Research subject Modern and contemporary art
A central theme for researchers at the art history department is modern and contemporary art in transnational, cultural-political, network- and gender-related perspectives.
Our research ranges from 19th century Swedish traveling artists, the historiography of modernism, regional and international aspects of surrealism to the interactive networks and collaborations of Fluxus, decolonial perspectives on Sami-art, contemporary feminist performance- and installation art as well as art and the anthropocene.
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Art History
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Researchers
Lotta Granqvist
Researcher
Elin Bergman
Postdoc
Hans Hayden
Professor
Malin Hedlin Hayden
Professor
Magdalena Holdar
Senior lecturer, associate professor
Andrea Kollnitz
Professor
Fredrik Krohn Andersson
Senior lecturer, associate professor
Sonya Petersson
Senior lecturer, associate professor, research officer
Tanja Schult
Senior lecturer, associate professor
Jessica Sjöholm Skrubbe
Professor
Katarina Wadstein MacLeod
Professor
Research group
![Wassily Kandinsky [1866-1944] Painting with White Form](/polopoly_fs/1.600416.1645942315!/image/image.png_gen/derivatives/box_260/image.png "Wassily Kandinsky [1866-1944] Painting with White Form. Kunstmuseum Den Haag – long-term loan from the Guggenheim Museum, New York.")
Courses and programmes
We offer two master's programmes, with admission every second year.
The International Master’s Programme in Art History gives you a deepened empirical and theoretical knowledge in art history. Particular focus is placed on developing skills that enables you to navigate the international art historical field, within the academy, museums, or related professional areas.
The International Master's Programme in Art History: Technical Art History and the Art Museum, gives you in-depth empirical and theoretical knowledge in the field of Art History with a focus on Technical Art History, the history of the art museum and its professional practice, as well as History of Collections and Archive Studies.
We also offer separete courses at Bachelor's and Master's level. Course offerings are different each semester.
Doctoral studies
The postgraduate studies at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics consists of four years of fulltime studies with employment: The writing of a doctoral thesis (180 ECTS credits) and PhD courses (60 ECTS credits).
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Department of Culture and Aesthetics