Dr Kate Aspinall is an independent historian, writer and artist. Based in London, her research is focused on British visual culture since 1900. She has recently contributed to a publication from Yale University Press on Frank Auerbach's intimate relationship with drawing. She teaches occasionally for Yale in London and The Courtauld and has a wide range of experiences with public speaking, from lecturing for the Art Society to television appearances. She also delivers tailored talks to galleries and public institutions, including Tate, the Towner and Pallant House in addition to previous work with the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation and the Feliks Topolski Studio. Kate has degrees from the University of St Andrews, The Courtauld and the University of East Anglia.
