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Gestes d’images, Séminaire organisé par Marine Kisiel (InVisu/INHA) 4 Mars – 24 Juin 2021 Colorier, décorer Découper, coller Compiler, accumuler Accrocher, associer Piqueter, broder, habiller Conter, colporter...
From ArtHist.net: Possibilities and Limits of (Non-destructive) Analysis of Reverse Paintings on Glass Online, Vitrocentre Romont, Switzerland, 12 March 2021 Organized by Sophie Wolf and Francesco Caruso Registration due by 7 March 2021 As part of the...
From ArtHist.net: Building an Engaged Art History Online, Case Western Reserve University and Indiana University IUPUI, 22–23 April 2021 Registration due by 1 March 2021 A virtual convening about public scholarship, civic engagement, and community-based...
XXVe Séminaire d’Histoire de l’art vénitien : « Commerce et échanges à Venise au prisme de la production artistique, XII-XVIIIe siècles » (Paris-Venise, 24-30 juin 2021) Comercio e scambi a Venezia...
Making and Marketing Drawings in 19th-Century France (online, 11-12 Mar 21) online / Cleveland Museum of Art, Mar 11–12, 2021 From Creation to Collection: Making and Marketing Drawings in Nineteenth-Century France In anticipation of a major exhibition...
Johan Joseph Zoffany, The Gore Family with George, 3rd Earl Cowper, ca. 1775, oil on canvas, 31 × 39 inches (New Haven: Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, B1977.14.87) ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊ From...
Dialogue en ligne : « Vers une approche transnationale de l’art américain : Isamu Noguchi en Inde et au-delà » (24 février 2021) Dans ce dialogue en ligne, Katy Siegel (Thaw Endowed Chair in Modern American Art,...
The American Cusanus Society is seeking ideas for future panels at Kalamazoo, 2022-2024. Please see here for more information.
The annual Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, 1750-1850 will be held virtually from February 18-20 & 26-27 and will be free to all who register. You can register for the conference here. For the full list of CRE Board of Directors, click here....
Students in my History of the Western World I course confront racial constructs in the idea of the West from the first day of classes. We consider the concepts of Europe, the West, and Western Civilization, critically throughout the semester, debating...
Ce jeudi 4 février, nous aurons le plaisir de vous proposer une séance intitulée « Le vestiaire sportif au prisme de la mode », à mi-chemin entre histoire de la mode et histoire du sport. Au programme, deux interventions...
The Center for Renaissance Studies at the Newberry Library will be holding its annual Multidisciplinary Graduate Student Conference in Premodern Studies as a virtual conference on 8-13 February 2021. Graduate students in History, English, and...
« Rencontres », Association Asie-Sorbonne : La Partition de l’Inde, Anne Castaing (5 février 2020) Vendredi 5 février 2020 17h.30-19h. (SUR ZOOM) Spécialiste de la littérature indienne, chercheur au CEIAS,...
Cycle de conférences : « Amérique latine transrégionale », DFK Paris / Zoom (de janvier à juin) Panel: 16th February 2021 3pm (french time) This public panel series offers a series of crossovers between the themes...
Conférence du GHRAM : « La Cité du Soleil : Le Lorrain et la Rome d’Urbain VIII Barberini », Frédéric Cousinié (18 février 2021) Type : Conférence. Date et horaire : jeudi 18 février...
The Society for Military History is organizing several special panels for undergraduate and master’s students studying war and society at its upcoming annual conference, which will be held virtually. The Society for Military History (SMH) conference...
Séminaire ArtIS 2021 LARHRA Lyon et Grenoble Art et spatialisation : glissements de terrain, méthodes et pratiques Séminaire de l’axe ArtIS organisé par Paula Barreiro López et Damien Delille 2021 L’intégration...
Cycle de conférences 2021 Amérique latine transrégionale Ce cycle de conférence propose une série de croisements entre les thématiques du Centre allemand d’histoire de l’art (DFK Paris), comme...
Every five years, the World Shakespeare Congress regenerates understandings of Shakespeare across the world, bringing together scholars whose geo-cultural vantage points for working with Shakespeare both overlap and differ. A historical nodal point in...
The History Graduate Student Association at Northern Illinois University is organizing its 13th annual HGSA Conference on the theme of Constructing History through the Prism of Perspective, Identity, and Memory. Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the...
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