I'll be giving a talk "Art for Tudor Queens" as part of the Katherine of Aragon Festival at Peterborough Art Gallery on 1st February 2026. Details and tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/talk-art-for-tudor-queens-tickets-1972577537515

My article 'The Ghostly World of M. R. James', is published in December's Apollo Magazine, and explores how the author was inspired his work as a medievalist: https://apollo-magazine.com/mr-james-ghost-stories-antiquarian-fitzwilliam-objects-art-history/

My article 'How Death and Resurrection Obsessed the Tudor Middle Classes' was published in The Telegraph on 22nd February. You can read it here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fiction/tudor-art-death-resurrection/

"The Cambridge academic Christina J Faraday is a rising star in art history, and her verve and erudition are equally on display in this bravura overview of Tudor art." - The Story of Tudor Art was recently featured in The Times LUXX: https://www.thetimes.com/life-style/luxury/article/best-new-art-science-photography-books-november-2025-times-luxury-3qdg9vhlh

In tonight’s Sunday Feature, when I’ll talking about the musical details in one of my favourite Tudor pictures, Henry Unton’s Memorial Portrait, with Senior Curator Charlotte Bolland and historian of music and sound Isaac Harrison Louth. Catch it live tonight at 7:45pm on BBC Radio 3, or anytime afterwards on BBC Sounds: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002lcc0

I appeared on Waldemar Janusczcak and Bendor Grosvenor’s podcast S5E6 to talk about The Story of Tudor Art: https://youtu.be/Ge4FxF6yi-A?si=MaUo_-U5jXKYaumx

My story 'The Advent Visitor' will be published in The Haunted Library, the latest volume in British Library Publishing's Tales of the Weird series, alongside some true classics of the genre. The book comes out on 13th November - perfect for a seasonal fireside reading.

I recently recorded a BBC Radio 3 Sunday Feature on the musical life of Sir Henry Unton’s Memorial Portrait in the National Portrait Gallery, London, with Senior Curator Charlotte Bolland and scholar of Early Modern music and sound Isaac Harrison Louth. Catch us on 2nd November 2025 at 19:45 or afterwards on BBC Sounds: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002lcc0

The Story of Tudor Art was reviewed in last Saturday’s Times. You can read the review online here: https://www.thetimes.com/culture/books...

My article for The Conversation UK, about the historical neglect of Tudor art, and why that's changing now, is online:...

The Story of Tudor Art is published today! If you’re in striking distance of David’s Bookshop in Letchworth Garden City (a short train...

I will be in conversation with Aliki Braine online for National Gallery members from 4-5pm on 2nd October 2025, discussing my new book...

I will be discussing my new book, The Story of Tudor art, with Tracy Borman and Julia Wheeler at the Cheltenham Literature Festival at...

I will be speaking at David's Bookshop in Letchworth Garden City on 25th September 2025, the day The Story of Tudor Art is published! Get...

Elizabeth Goldring has written the first review of The Story of Tudor Art in the September issue of Literary Review.

My new book, The Story of Tudor Art, will be published three weeks from today! You can pre-order it from your favourite bookseller, or...

My review of 'The World of James VI and I' at Scottish National Galleries: Portrait is out in the September edition of The Burlington...

My review of Inger Christensen's experimental novel The Painted Room , which explores Mantegna's time in Mantua, has been published in...

My article on the two recently rediscovered busts of children, attributed to Guido Mazzoni, is now online for Apollo Magazine...

I'll be talking about my book, Tudor Liveliness: Vivid Art in Post-Reformation England, at the Tudors and Stuarts History Weekend in...