Callum Chamberlain Chamberlain

With a strong academic background in Art History (BA, University of Bristol) and a Master's in Art Business (MA, Kingston University), I offer both theoretical depth and practical insight into the art world. My professional experience—ranging from exhibition work at the British Museum to high-level roles at Phillips Auctioneers—has sharpened my analytical skills and deepened my knowledge of art history in real-world contexts.

I’ve communicated complex cultural and historical ideas to diverse audiences, from museum visitors to high-net-worth individuals, demonstrating my ability to adapt my teaching style to suit different learning needs. As a former president of the History of Art Society, I also developed leadership skills and a passion for making art history engaging and accessible. My published academic work and experience as a conference speaker reflect my ability to research, write, and present effectively.

I am an organised, personable, and committed tutor who thrives on helping others develop their understanding and confidence. Whether guiding a student through essay preparation or discussing the socio-political impact of Renaissance art, I bring enthusiasm, patience, and professional insight. With me, students receive not just tutoring—but mentorship grounded in academic excellence and real-world art expertise.