the Primary PGCE Art & Design specialism. For sixteen years he taught art and
design and art history at a comprehensive school and a sixth form college in London.
He has lectured in art history on BA courses and was Chair of the Association of Art
Historians Schools Group (1998-2003). He has co-edited with Burgess Issues in Art &
Design Teaching (2003) also published by Routledge Falmer. His research interests
include: critical studies, intercultural education, sexualities and identity politics. He
directed the AHRB funded research project, 'Art Critics and Art Historians in Schools'
(2003) and co-directed with Lesley Burgess ‘En-quire: Critical Minds’ (2005-6)
evaluating the significance of learning in galleries on contemporary art.
Contact Details:
Art, Design & Museology
School of Arts & Humanities
Institute of Education, University of London
20 Bedford Way
London
WC1H 0AL
Lesley Burgess: [email protected] (Tel: 020-7612 6196)
Nicholas Addison: [email protected] (Tel: 020-7612 6247)
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