PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES // Dr Emma Merkling
Since 2017 I have taught at undergraduate and postgraduate levels on Victorian art and histories of science, gender and sexuality, race, and class; and on art-historical theory and methodology.
I have held curatorial and research roles at museums including The Frick Collection in New York and the Science Museum Group in London. You can find examples of my curatorial projects here, here, and here. I have also held editorial roles at the academic journals 19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century and immediations.
2022–23
- Guest Lecturer, CIEE London // ‘Aestheticism’, Introduction to Art History // undergraduate course
2021–22
- Associate Lecturer, The Courtauld Institute of Art // Body Politics: Art, Gender and Class in the Victorian Metropolis // undergraduate course
- Postdoctoral Fellow, Science Museum Group // The Media of Mediumship: Encountering the Material Culture of Modern Occultism in Britain's Science, Technology, and Magic Collections // research and curatorial project in association with University of Stirling and Senate House Library
2019–20
- Associate Editor and Reviews Editor, immediations
- Editorial Intern in Academic Publishing Online, 19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century
- Guest Lecturer, The Courtauld Institute of Art // Victorian Science and Aesthetic Movement Art // postgraduate level
- Teaching Assistant, The Courtauld Institute of Art // Core Methodologies // postgraduate course
- Teaching Assistant, The Courtauld Institute of Art // Summer University// pre-undergraduate summer course
2017–18
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Guest Lecturer, The Courtauld Institute of Art // Victorian Science and Aesthetic Movement Art // postgraduate level
2015–16
- Curatorial Research Assistant, The Frick Collection
contact me via email // twitter