CFP: Women’s Eyes. Patronizing the Arts in Rome from the 5th to the 21st Century (Fondazione Ernesta Besso, Rome – 1 Dec 2026)
The growing attention devoted to women in art history has profoundly reshaped the interpretative paradigms of the discipline over the past decades. Alongside the recovery of women artists, patrons, and collectors who had…
CFP: 1920s | 2020s: Art Markets – War Conflicts – Economic Crises (Free University Berlin – 3-4 Dec 2026)
The Research Center “Entartete Kunst” at the Freie Universität Berlin, the Kunsthaus Dahlem, and the Brücke-Museum in Berlin are pleased to announce a symposium dedicated to the art markets today and a century…
CFP: Mapping Markets and Tastes Outside the Canon (CAA 115th Annual Conference / online – 3-6 Feb 2027)
“The history of masterpieces has become largely synonymous with the history of art itself.”– Walter Cahn, Masterpieces (Princeton UP, 1979), xvii. To better understand past artworlds, we might investigate once-popular and collected artists…
CFP: Provenance data for archaeological objects: specific features, sources, methods, challenges (NFDI4Objects, Archäologisches Zentrum, Berlin – 12/13 Nov 2026)
Provenance data relating to archaeological objects is a key component of information for their scholarly interpretation, legal assessment and ethically responsible handling. It forms the basis for addressing questions of origin, ownership history,…
CFP: S/Objects in Motion in Cultural Heritage: Circulation, Borders, and Transformations (Turin, 12-13 Apr 27)
The doctoral students in Cultural Heritage and historical-artistic, audiovisual and multimedia production of the University of Turin are pleased to invite you to the first doctoral conference titled S/Objects in motion in cultural…
CFP: TIAMSA Session – 2027 College Art Association (CAA) 115th Annual Conference (3-6 Feb 2027)
Dear Fellow TIAMSA Members, The International Association for Art Market Studies (TIAMSA) invites proposals from its members for its official sponsored session at the 2027 College Art Association (CAA) 115th Annual Conference, to…
CFP: Collections of the Governors of the Habsburg Netherlands in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries (Kyoto University of Arts – 22 Nov 26)
The main aim of this conference is to gain deeper insight into and develop a clearer understanding of the collections assembled by the governors of the Habsburg Netherlands, from Margaret of Austria to…
CFP: Museums and AI Cultural Heritage
Location: Loughborough University, UKDates: 26–27 November 2026Organizer: Dr Kathryn Brown (k.j.brown@lboro.ac.uk)Deadline for proposals: 24 July, 2026
CFA: François Daulte-Scholarship (Musée Fabre, Montpellier)
Since 2017, the Fabre Museum has housed the “François Daulte” collection, comprising the archives of the art historian, author of, among other works, the first catalogue raisonné of Frédéric Bazille (1841-1870). This collection…