student Biography
Kirstie Gregory, BA (H) History of Art (The Courtauld Institute of Art), Dip Museum Studies (University of Queensland), MRes History of Art (University of Huddersfield), is Research Programme Assistant at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds. Kirstie recently completed a Masters by Research on the work of Romanian/British sculptor Paul Neagu and worked as a curatorial assistant on the exhibition ‘Paul Neagu: Palpable Sculpture’ (2015) at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds. She is an interviewer for the British Museum’s National Life Stories oral history project for which she is currently interviewing sculptor Phyllida Barlow. She is Assistant Editor of the series of publications. Her writing has been published in Paul Neagu: Palpable Sculpture, Sculptors Papers from the Henry Moore Institute Archive, Artists Lives, Sculpture Journal, Careers in Art History, Glamourie, and in An Introduction to the Principles of Symmetrical Intimacy Volume 1.
