Since 7/2021 Klassik Stiftung Weimar, Scientific Director Research Association Marbach Weimar Wolfenbüttel
Summer term 2023 University of Cologne, Lectureship. Course: ‘Francis Bacon – Painting from Photography (and related positions from Edgar Degas to Jenny Saville)’
4/2020–7/2021 Klassik Stiftung Weimar, General Coordinator Research Association Marbach Weimar Wolfenbüttel
4/2015–3/2020 HENI Publishing, Project Manager francis-bacon.com
10/2016–12/2016 The John Deakin Archive, Researcher (self employed)
4/2014–4/2015 Francis Bacon MB Art Foundation Monaco, Researcher (self employed)
3/2012–8/2013 The Estate of Francis Bacon, PhD Scholarship
5/2011–10/2011 The Estate of Francis Bacon, Research Assistant
3/2010–3/2011 The Estate of Francis Bacon, Francis Bacon Archive Fellowship
6/2009–11/2009 Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, Exhibition Intern
2/2008–4/2008 GMK Museum Ludwig Cologne, Project Intern
11/2005–1/2006 Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, Collection Intern
9/2004–10/2004 Museum of Eastern Asian Art Cologne, Exhibition Intern
2019, Ph.D. Art History, University of Cologne
2009 M.A. Art History, University of Cologne
memberships
German Association for Art History
Forum Art History of Britain and Ireland (FAHBI) together with Christian Berger responsible for modern and contemporary art.
Arbeitskreis Digitale Kunstgeschichte
Research Group ‘Space’ at Research Association Marbach Weimar Wolfenbüttel (MWW) Klassik Stiftung Weimar
Katharina Guenther 
Dear Katharina (if I may), I have just read your fascinating, insightful and beautifully crafted essay on Bacon and Deakin in ‘The British Art Journal’. I thought it was terrific and I learned so much from it. I’m really pleased you were able to gain access to the John Deakin Archive because it can be quite a process, now that it no longer has its own stand-alone home nor full-time curator. It may interest you to know that I am earmarked to catalogue the Vogue Library’s considerable holding of Deakin’s negatives. I attempted it as a much younger man in 1985 when Bruce Bernard was still very active and able to supply names to forgotten faces, but it was half-hearted and had to be put to one side as other projects came up. I hope very much that you will write more about Deakin and Bacon. You, along with Martin Harrison and Jessica O’Donnell, have a gift for making both come vividly to life while making significant academic contributions — in my experience that’s a rarity! With all best wishes, Robin Muir