About ARTiN

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Olga Morgalyuk is an art historian with a Master’s degree in Art History from the Courtauld Institute of Art, specialising in academic research and medieval studies. Her expertise spans Jewish art, historical interpretation, and manuscript culture, with a particular interest in the visual and material traditions of Hebrew manuscripts. She is currently continuing her studies in Jewish Studies at Yeshiva University, further deepening her engagement with Jewish textual traditions and intellectual history.

Before focusing fully on academic research, Olga developed a strong analytical and financial background, which continues to shape her methodological approach to historical research and cultural analysis. Her work reflects a commitment to combining rigorous scholarship with interdisciplinary perspectives that connect art history, history, and material culture.

As a mother of four, Olga’s life is naturally centred around her children, and she is dedicated to creating engaging environments where young audiences can connect meaningfully with art and art history. She is passionate about making complex art historical topics accessible to a wider public and fostering a broader appreciation of art through innovative approaches and educational programmes.

  We believe that art and history have the power to connect generations, inspire curiosity, and create meaningful experiences. Our mission is to provide engaging educational programs that bring families together through interactive learning, cultural exploration, and creative expression.

Our initiatives include:

• Parent-Child  Educational Programmes: Hands-on workshops and events designed to foster curiosity and creativity in children while strengthening family bonds.
• Jewish Heritage for Adults and Children: Curated experiences that explore Jewish history and art through museum displays and guided storytelling.

Our team brings a diverse range of backgrounds, enabling us to offer comprehensive insights into the arts while combining academic rigor with a fresh and engaging approach. With extensive experience in parenting and working with children, we are uniquely equipped to create meaningful connections between young minds and the world of art.

Alongside broad art-historical expertise, we specialise in Jewish art history, as well as Jewish Studies more broadly, bringing deep scholarly knowledge of Jewish visual culture, manuscripts, and heritage traditions.