People
Reader in International Politics
Visiting Research Fellow
Associate Dean Doctoral Studies
Senior Lecturer in International Relations
Reader in Brazilian and Latin American Studies
Activities
Art and reconciliation
The Arts & Conflicts hub holds a range of activities on art and reconciliation, including screenings, performances and recitals with post event discussions with artists and academics.
Talk with co-founder of the Wartime Art Archive
We held a talk to discuss how the Wartime Art Archive is working to capture and preserve contemporary artistic responses to Russia's war of aggression.
Soldiers of Song
We hosted the UK premier of the film, 'Soldiers of Song', with a Q&A with the director, Ryan Smith. The film "Soldiers of Song" is the extraordinary journey of Ukrainian musicians as they unite their nation through the transformative power of music. Weaving together melodies and narratives that resonate with resilience, hope and healing, as they bravely navigate through harrowing challenges, inspiring unity and courage amidst the chaos of war.
News
King's hosts UK film premiere of 'Soldiers of Song'
The Department of War Studies at King's College London hosted the UK premiere of 'Soldiers of Song', a documentary following Ukrainian musicians in the wake...
Artist collaborations
Baptist Coelho
Baptist Coelho is an artist from India who lives and works in Bombay. Since graduating from the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design in 2006, he has been extremely active as a practicing artist, with critically acclaimed solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries in India, as well as internationally.
Lola Frost
Dr Lola Frost is an artist /scholar lives in London and a Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies. Her career as an artist spanning 30 years has included exhibiting in South Africa and in the UK. Her work is included in several major public collections in her native South Africa. Initially this work registered the impact of civil unrest, apartheid, race and gender. Since relocating to the UK in 2002, her feminist painting practice might be characterised as risky and sublime. Her academic career as a senior lecturer in South Africa and part-time tutor in London has involved the teaching of art history and art theory
Dr Milena Michalski
Dr Milena Michalski is a Visiting Research Fellow and Artist in Residence for ‘Art and Reconciliation: Conflict, Culture and Community’, an AHRC-funded, inter-disciplinary, collaborative project bringing together academics and artists from the Department of War Studies at King’s College London, the LSE and LCC, University of the Arts London.
People
Reader in International Politics
Visiting Research Fellow
Associate Dean Doctoral Studies
Senior Lecturer in International Relations
Reader in Brazilian and Latin American Studies
Activities
Art and reconciliation
The Arts & Conflicts hub holds a range of activities on art and reconciliation, including screenings, performances and recitals with post event discussions with artists and academics.
Talk with co-founder of the Wartime Art Archive
We held a talk to discuss how the Wartime Art Archive is working to capture and preserve contemporary artistic responses to Russia's war of aggression.
Soldiers of Song
We hosted the UK premier of the film, 'Soldiers of Song', with a Q&A with the director, Ryan Smith. The film "Soldiers of Song" is the extraordinary journey of Ukrainian musicians as they unite their nation through the transformative power of music. Weaving together melodies and narratives that resonate with resilience, hope and healing, as they bravely navigate through harrowing challenges, inspiring unity and courage amidst the chaos of war.
News
King's hosts UK film premiere of 'Soldiers of Song'
The Department of War Studies at King's College London hosted the UK premiere of 'Soldiers of Song', a documentary following Ukrainian musicians in the wake...
Artist collaborations
Baptist Coelho
Baptist Coelho is an artist from India who lives and works in Bombay. Since graduating from the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design in 2006, he has been extremely active as a practicing artist, with critically acclaimed solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries in India, as well as internationally.
Lola Frost
Dr Lola Frost is an artist /scholar lives in London and a Visiting Professor in the Department of War Studies. Her career as an artist spanning 30 years has included exhibiting in South Africa and in the UK. Her work is included in several major public collections in her native South Africa. Initially this work registered the impact of civil unrest, apartheid, race and gender. Since relocating to the UK in 2002, her feminist painting practice might be characterised as risky and sublime. Her academic career as a senior lecturer in South Africa and part-time tutor in London has involved the teaching of art history and art theory
Dr Milena Michalski
Dr Milena Michalski is a Visiting Research Fellow and Artist in Residence for ‘Art and Reconciliation: Conflict, Culture and Community’, an AHRC-funded, inter-disciplinary, collaborative project bringing together academics and artists from the Department of War Studies at King’s College London, the LSE and LCC, University of the Arts London.
Group lead
Lecturer in War Studies