The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts is inviting applications for a part-time lecturer position in art history within its bachelor program in visual arts. The position focuses on teaching art and cultural history, emphasizing visual art from the late 20th century to the present day. Candidates will guide students through key artistic movements, influential artists, landmark works, and relevant theoretical frameworks that shape contemporary and modern art.
Designed for practicing visual arts students, the course combines theoretical instruction with practical, hands-on learning. The lecturer is expected to introduce students to art historical methods, analytical techniques, and critical thinking in a creative, practice-oriented environment. The role requires sensitivity to diverse student practices, providing relevant historical and theoretical perspectives tailored to individual artistic approaches.
Applicants should demonstrate curiosity, openness, and the ability to engage with varied artistic positions and student perspectives. The course will be delivered in Danish and aims to cultivate a deep understanding of contemporary artistic contexts while equipping students with analytical and reflective skills applicable to their artistic practice.
This part-time teaching role represents an opportunity to contribute to a leading institution in visual arts education, supporting students in bridging theory and practice while fostering critical and creative thinking. Interested candidates can find the full job description, application requirements, and deadlines on the academy’s website.
Source: Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
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