Doris Guth

Doris Guth is an Assistant Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna's Institute for Art and Cultural Studies. She serves on the Senate, the Academy's Exhibition Committee, and the Doctoral Studies Committee, while also being a Board Member of the Eisenstadt Art Association.

Her research focuses on gender and queer studies in contemporary art and visual culture, including topics such as affect studies, love as cultural practice, queerness in early modern periods, gender and postsecularity, and university gender politics. She has co-edited key volumes like Gender and Postsecularity (2024) and Images of Love (2012).

Her publications and exhibitions explore intersections of religion, feminism, and sexuality in visual culture. Notable works include curating the 2013 Practice of Love exhibition in Salzburg and analyzing homoeroticism in early modern portraiture.

No scientific awards are listed, though her editorial and curatorial work highlights her academic leadership. She has not disclosed advising relationships or grants in the provided text.