Charlotte Mullins
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Charlotte Mullins is a writer and broadcaster. She has written over a dozen books on art and recent titles include A Little History of Art (Yale, 2022) and A Little Feminist History of Art (Tate, new expanded edition published September 2025). Her latest book, The Art Isles: A 15,000 year story of art in Britain and Ireland, will be published by Yale University Press in October 2025. A former editor of Art Review, V&A Magazine and Art Quarterly, Charlotte has written numerous catalogue essays on artists including Clare Woods, Yinka Shonibare CBE, Susie Hamilton, Karin Hanssen, Gordon Cheung, Martin Maloney, Rachel Lumsden, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Ali Banisadr, Cecily Brown and Suzanne Kühn She has written on art for the Telegraph, Financial Times and specialist titles for many years and writes a weekly column on painting for Country Life. She is a regular contributor to BBC Radio 4's Front Row and is the presenter of the podcast Making a Mark for the Cristea Roberts Gallery. In 2019 Charlotte was a judge for the Sanlam Portrait Award in Cape Town, South Africa. She has previously been a selector for numerous prizes including the 2017 Ruth Borchard Prize for self-portraiture, the 2015 Refocus prize for MIMA/Castlegate, the 2013 Jerwood Drawing Prize and the 2009 BP Portrait Award at the National Portrait Gallery, London, as well as the Jerwood Sculpture Prize, the Hunting Art Prize and Self (Royal Society of Portrait Painters). In 2011 and 2012 she was a judge on the BBC TV series ‘Show Me the Monet’.
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