Dr Olivia Meehan received her MPhil and PhD in History of Art from the University of Cambridge, King's College. Her graduate research focused on the circulation of cultural material and ideas in early modern Europe and Japan.
Since graduating she has worked in museums and galleries and as lecturer and tutor in the History of Art.
Olivia has trained at the V&A Museum London (International Initiatives) in Creating Innovating Learning Programmes and currently researching effective object-based learning within the Humanities, with a specific focus on Visual Literacy, Reading and Imagination.
Discipline expertise: Object-based Learning, Visual Literacy, Reading,
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Trees for the Imagination
Journal article
Observance of Autumn
Journal article
Considering the role of Utsusu 写すin Nanban byōbu 南蛮 屏風
Book Chapter
Before a Trade Agreement: First Encounters between Japan and Europe
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An Identity Re-Forged in Mild Steel: The Work of Kensuke Todo
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Object-Based Learning Coordinator
Arts
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The Bibliographical Society, England
Education
Education
Master of Philosophy, History of Art
University of Cambridge
Doctor of Philosophy, History of Art
University of Cambridge