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Helen Hughes is an art historian, art critic, editor, independent publisher, and curator whose research focuses on Australian art history and art criticism. She is currently writing a book on Australian convict art from the late eighteenth to early nineteenth centuries. Her research projects have been supported by prestigious fellowships including the Getty/American Council of Learned Societies Postdoctoral Fellowship in Art History and the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art Mid-career Fellowship. Hughes has extensively written on postmodern and contemporary Australian art and edited several publications including 'Tom Nicholson: Lines' and 'Curating 1970s.' She teaches contemporary art theory and research methods at the honors and postgraduate levels. Additionally, Hughes co-founded 'Climate Aware Creative Practice,' a national network of art school educators interested in the intersection of environmental humanities and art history, and co-founded the contemporary art journal 'Discipline.' She has curated numerous exhibitions and contributed to several art journals, establishing a critical voice in the Australian art community.
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