Kate Gordon

Founder of award-winning art education website, London Art Studies | Won the People's Choice Webby for World's Best Online Art Experience 2020 | Called the "Netflix of the art world" by Forbes | Co-Founder Association of Women in the Arts | Arts Columnist for London Evening Standard newspaper 2016-2020

Gillian Bayston

Gillian has a Master's degree in the History of Art from the University of St. Andrews and has worked at Christie's (New York), Sotheby's (London) and Sotheby's Institute of Art (London) -she has a wealth of expertise in organising and delivering high quality short courses both in the UK and internationally.

Cherry Irvine

Cherry graduated from The Courtauld Institute of Art in 2018 with a BA in History of Art followed by an MA, specialising in Dutch art from the 16th and 17th centuries. Cherry is passionate about making the arts accessible to all, presenting at the Courtauld’s ‘The Future of Art History in Education’ debate in 2016.

Chris Lewort

Chris is a freelance writer, director and editor. He has over 15 years experience in film, creating a diverse portfolio from branded content, to indie productions and charity animations. You can see his work at www.lewort.com and www.plumefilms.com

Richard Jackson

Richard is the founder of Plume Films, a boutique film and animation company specialising in short films. Richard has brought his wealth of talent and experience to the London Arts Studies family from working with clients such as; Channel 4, Tate and the Wall Street Journal. www.plumefilms.com

Caroline Kleiner

Caroline is currently working towards her MA in History of Art at the Courtauld Institute of Art, specialising in modern European art. She earned a BA in American Studies from Cornell University and has interned at several museums, including the Smithsonian and the Courtauld Gallery.

Will Moore

Film and documentary director Will has worked on a diverse range of inspirational projects for major broadcasters in the UK and Germany. While making documentaries he has had the pleasure to meet and step into the lives of some incredible people who have opened up to him to tell their amazing stories. Will’s work can be seen at www.floatingfocus.com

Justin Wood

Justin is a freelance film-maker who draws on over 15 years of experience in broadcast, film, and corporate work to help create educational films for London Art Studies. Justin has worked on productions for the BBC, Channel 4 and Google.org among others. You can see Justin's work at www.logicvideo.co.uk.

Marjotte Miles

Marjotte graduated with a BA in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art and joined LAS after finishing her MA at Oxford University. Marjotte has held previous roles at the Guggenheim Collection in Venice and at the BBC. Marjotte is also a teacher for Art History Link Up and lectures regularly.

Ella Pfeffer

Ella is a student in her final year at Westminster School. She is currently completing Pre-Us in History of Art, Latin and Classical Greek, and an A-Level in Mathematics. After graduating, Ella will attend Stanford University. She has recently written on the presentation of elite Roman women in public art.

Olympia Hamm French

Olympia is currently studying A levels and hopes to begin a History of Art degree in autumn 2022. Following her enjoyment of the Courtauld summer school, she had the privilege of working alongside the LAS team in the launch of the Academy website.

Todun Olopade

Todun joined London Art Studies as a Social Media intern in Spring 2022. She has worked in various Marketing and Social Media roles, driving engagement on a selection of online platforms. Todun studied Chinese and Business at the University of Liverpool and is working towards a career in television.