CFP: Hugo Helbing – Auktionator, Kunsthändler, Sammler, Mäzen, Publizist, Konkurrent, Netzwerker, Bürger – ermordet 1938 (Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte, München, 22-23 Apr 2025)
Der Kunsthändler und Auktionator Hugo Helbing (1863-1938) gehörte einst zu den bekanntesten Exponenten des deutschen Kunsthandels. Nach seiner Ermordung durch die Nationalsozialisten im Zuge der Novemberpogrome 1938 geriet er aber – wie viele…
CFP: “Degenerate” Art. A French/German Cross-History (Musée national Picasso-Paris / INHA / Musée d’art et d’histoire du judaïsme / DFK – 27-28 March 2025)
In conjunction with the exhibition ““Degenerate” Art. Le procès de l’art moderne sous le nazisme” on view at the Musée national Picasso-Paris from February 18 to May 25, 2025, and the Répertoire des…
CFP: The Exhibition of Travelling – Exhibitions, editorial projects, networks in the Italian art system since the 1970s (Senzacornice Journal – Studies on Contemporary Art Systems)
The issue inaugurates the new series of the digital Senzacornice Journal, scheduled for publication in summer 2025. The series is composed of monographic issues published annually and is aimed at publishing original and…
CFP: Lasting Possessions: Old Masters Collections Across Provenance Research and Beyond – Zagreb (13-14 Dec 2024)
On the occasion of its 140th anniversary (1884–2024) and the upcoming exhibition of Dutch painting in the Klovićevi dvori Gallery, the Strossmayer Gallery of Old Masters of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and…
CFP: (Re)searching connections – Artists’ international social networks, 1750-1914 (Musea Brugge / Academia Belgica Rome – 30 Sept / 1 Oct 2025)
The conference ‘(Re)searching connections’ critically examines the formation and function of artists’ transnational social networks, while exploring new research avenues enabled by digital methodologies and approaches.
CFP: Museum exhibitions session at the Association for Art History Conference 2025
CFP: Association for Art History Annual Conference9–11 April 2025, University of YorkSession: Museum Exhibitions and the Political Economy of Exchange Deadline: 1st November 2024 Temporary exhibitions shared between museums are labour-, capital-, and time-intensive…
CFP: Making a living, making art – Wage labour, class, and the female avant-garde, 1920–1948 (Bremen, 15-16 May 25)
Central Europe’s modernist movements in the twentieth century have widely been accepted as middle-class phenomena, driven by figures with the education, time, and financial resources to devote themselves to creative production. Yet, as…
CFP: Reflection on Digital Art Practice session at the Association for Art History Conference 2025
CFP: Association for Art History Annual Conference9–11 April 2025, University of YorkSession: Disruption and Progress: Reflecting on Digital Art PracticeDeadline: 1st November 2024 (You do not need to be a member of the…
CFP: Decentering Transnationality – The Impact of Latin American Artists in Post-War Europe (Bibliotheca Hertziana, Rome – 3-4 March 2025)
Europe, – followed by North America after 1945 – became the nexus of migratory flows of artists, objects, ideas, and cultural agents, particularly from Latin America. Yet, while the presence of Latin American…