Susie Hamilton Author

London-based Susie Hamilton (b. 1950, London) studied Fine Art at St Martins School of Art and Byam Shaw School of Art, gaining a PhD from London University in Shakespeare studies (1989). She is represented by Paul Stolper Gallery, London. Her work is held in collections including the Government Art Collection, British Museum and Science Museum. Charlotte Mullins is an art critic and broadcaster. She is currently writing Art Nation, a history of British art, for Yale University Press, and her latest books include A Little History of Art (Yale, 2022) and A Little Feminist History of Art (Tate, 2019). She writes a weekly column for Country Life and presents the podcast Making a Mark. Louisa Buck is contributing editor for The Art Newspaper and a commentator on BBC radio and television. She has written for Tate, ICA London, Whitechapel Gallery, MCA Australia and Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Buck is the author of several books including Commissioning Contemporary Art: A Handbook for Curators, Collectors and Artists (2012). Anna McNay is a writer, editor and international curator who contributes regularly to print and online art and photography journals including Studio International, Art Quarterly and The FLUX Review. She also writes catalogue essays, and lectures and hosts panels and in-conversation events at galleries, art schools and online. Anneka French is a critic and curator. She contributes to Art Quarterly, Burlington Contemporary, 1000 Words and Photomonitor. She was Director at New Art West Midlands, Editorial Manager of this is tomorrow and has worked at Tate Modern, Ikon and The New Art Gallery Walsall. French is currently Curator at Coventry Biennial.