Dr Meg Bernstein

Meg’s research focuses on architecture, sculpture, and spaces in medieval Europe and its echoes. She is especially interested in materiality, haptic perceptions, transhistorical approaches, and the digital humanities. Her current book project considers the development of the parish church as a community space and building type. She is also engaged in research on sculpture in the long twelfth century across the North Sea, contemporary artists responding to medieval sculpture, replication in medieval sculptural works, and apotropaic imagery. Meg is a Lecturer in Medieval History of Art at the University of East Anglia.