Wes Hill
- Associate Professor, Art History and Visual Culture, Southern Cross University
Dr. Wes Hill is an art historian, critic and curator who lectures in art history, theory and visual culture at Southern Cross University, Northern NSW.
Specialty research areas include modern art, contemporary art, Australian art, visual culture and questions of criticality in creative practice. Publications include“Jeff Gibson: False Gestalt"(Griffith University and Perimeter Editions), "How Folklore Shaped Modern Art: A Post-Critical History of Aesthetics" (Routledge), "Speech Acts: Richard Grayson & Matt Mullican" (UTS Press), and "Art After the Hipster" (Palgrave Macmillan).
Experience- –present Lecturer of Art History, Southern Cross University 2012–2013 Lecturer of Art Theory, University of Sydney
- 2012 University of Queensland, PhD Art History 2004 Queensland University of Technology, Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours)
- 2017 Speech Acts: Richard Grayson & Matt Mullican, UTS ePress 2016 How Folklore Shaped Modern Art, Routledge
- Australian and New Zealand Art Association
- Art History (190102) Visual Cultures (190104) Art Theory (190103)
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