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Barry Phipps is an Affiliated Lecturer in the Department of History of Art at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Churchill College. He serves as Director of Studies in History of Art at Churchill College, Fitzwilliam College, Hughes Hall, and Selwyn College. His research focuses on modern/contemporary art in relation to science/technology, with secondary interests in art-diplomacy intersections.
- Curator of Art & Science at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
- Director of Visual Art at the Møller Institute
- Curator of Works of Art at Churchill College
Education background includes Fine Art, followed by research degrees in Continental Philosophy (Warwick), History of Art (Oxford), and History/Philosophy of Architecture (Cambridge). Former Interdisciplinary Fellow at Kettle’s Yard, organizing exhibitions like 'Lines of Enquiry' and 'Beyond Measure'. Curates exhibitions at institutions such as the Science Museum and Royal Society (e.g., 'Intersections: Henry Moore and Stringed Figures').
Current projects include collaborations with Turner Prize-winning collective Assemble on an architectural project. Active in curating interdisciplinary art-science collaborations through international artist associate schemes.
