Glafki Gotsi holds a PhD in history of art from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. She has taught at several university departments, as well as at the Hellenic Open University. She has also worked as postdoctoral researcher at the International University of Greece. In 2023 she was elected to the position of assistant professor at the School of History and Archaeology of AUTH. Her research interests focus on issues of modern and contemporary art mainly from the perspective of the history of women and gender. Her publications include articles in conference proceedings and chapters in collective volumes. She has also published articles in scholarly journals in Greece and abroad (Women’s History Review, Dini, feminist journal, Kritiki+Techni, Ta Istorika, Nea Estia, Artl@s Bulletin). She has edited the Greek release of the book Richard Turner, The Renaissance in Florence. The Invention of a New Art (trans. Michalis Lyhounas, Thessaloniki: University Studio Press, 2011) and co-edited the volumes Gender in History: Historiographical Accounts and Case Studies (Athens: Asini, 2015) and Histories on Sexuality (Athens: Themelio, 2020). Since 2013 she co-edits the annual online publication of the Greek Bibliography of Women’s and Gender Historiography, accessible at http://anemi.lib.uoc.gr/metadata/6/6/7/metadata-1382700536-109398-18169.tkl. Her book Female Viewers of Art (1850-1900) was published in 2022 (Thessaloniki: Nissides).