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Chloë Reddaway

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McDonald Agape Research Fellow in Theology and the Visual Arts; Deputy Director Arts and the Sacred, at King's College London
📍 United Kingdom

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Experience
17 Years
Current Role
McDonald Agape Research Fellow in Theology and the Visual Arts; Deputy Director Arts and the Sacred,
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
United Kingdom
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Career

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9-2023
McDonald Agape Research Fellow in Theology and the Visual Arts; Deputy Director Arts and the Sacred,
King's College London
5-2018 - 8-2023
Research Fellow (Visual Commentary on Scripture)
King's College London
1-2018 - 7-2023
Theology, Modernity and the Visual Arts
King's College London
5-2018 - 7-2024
Research Fellow (Visual Commentary on Scripture)
Kings' College London
9-2014 - 12-2017
Ahmanson Fellow and Curator in Art and Religion
National Gallery
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Education
2009 - 2012
MPhil/PhD
King's College London
2004 - 2006
P.G. Dip
City St George’s, University of London
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