CFP: Cooperation, Collaboration, Co-Creation (Essen, Germany, 23 Oct 2020)
Call for papers for October conference looking at collaboration, networks and shared cultural production across literary and art studies, film, musicology and performative arts: Kooperation, Kollaboration, Kokreation: unsichtbare Autorschaften und pluralisierte WerkeKulturwissenschaftliches Institut,…
TIAMSA Members News: “Online Sales and Business Model Innovation in Art Markets: A Case Study – by Alexandra Fernandes and Luís U. Afonso
Every year online sales represent a higher percentage of the sales total in nearly all sectors of the economy, and the art markets are no exception. However, there are few empirical studies showing how online…
TIAMSA Member News: Julia May Boddewyn’s article on ‘Picasso’s American Valentine’
TIAMSA member Julia May Boddewyn wrote an article for the Picasso Administration’s online magazine: “OJO: le journal” which has just been published. In it Boddewyn explores how the art dealer, Valentine Dudensing, promoted…
CFP: Arts, Special Issue: Reconsidering the State(s) of Criticism
Arts | Special IssueReconsidering the State(s) of CriticismDeadline: 14 Aug 2020 Twelve years ago, James Elkins and Michael Newman’s “The State of Criticism” was published. Despite the richness of the discussion provided by…
ANN: New Study on Graduates from Hamburg’s State Academy for Art and Science (Hochschule für bildende Künste – HFBK) and their Success as Artists
The Hamburg State Academy for Art and Science (Hochschule für bildende Künste – HFBK) recently commissioned a study from Hamburg University’s Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences (Prof. Dr. Henning Lohmann and Dr….
ANN: New book on the Gurlitt Art Trove
The German Lost Art Foundation releases the second volume of its publication series “Provenire” The case changed the art world: When the discovery of roughly 1,500 works of art owned by the son…
ANN: Newly Published Online Catalogue Entries by TIAMSA Member Asher Miller (The Metropolitan Museum)
TIAMSA Member Asher Miller (Associate Curator, European Paintings, The Metropolitan Museum) recently published a series of catalogue entries for several 19th century paintings, many of them newly acquired by the Metropolitan Museum, New York….
TIAMSA Member Lynn Catterson’s Research on Stefano Bardini: Recent Publications
Since 2010, Lynn Catterson (PhD, Columbia University) has been digging nonstop in the 100 years of material held in the state archive of the family and business of the Florentine dealer Stefano Bardini,…
PUB: The trade in decorated ostrich eggs in the ancient Mediterranean during the Bronze and Iron Ages
The trade in decorated ostrich eggs in the ancient Mediterranean during the Bronze and Iron Ages, new journal article in Antiquity Volume 94 – Issue 374 – April 2020