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ANN: New Digital Collections Available from the Wildenstein Plattner Institute
The WPI has announced the long-anticipated release of three prestigious archival collections, which provide significant information for market studies and provenance research of 19th and 20th century French art.
CONF: The Problem of the “Market Value” in Sources on the Art Trade During the NS Period (online / Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte Munich, 28 Apr 2021, 13:30-17:45; in German)
Kolloquium Provenienz- und Sammlungsforschung XII28.04.2021von 13:30 bis 17:45Zoom
STIP: Mercator PhD-Scholarship “Collecting Contemporary Art” (Univ. Cologne / Museum f. Gegenwartskunst, Siegen, Germany) and additional PhD-Scholarships
Zum 1. Oktober 2021 schreibt die a.r.t.e.s. Graduate School for the Humanities Cologne, die Graduiertenschule der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität zu Köln, bis zu 6 praxis- und berufsfeldbezogene Promotionsstipendien in Höhe von €…
CONF: Online Seminars on the Resarch Database ‘Proveana‘ / Online-Seminare zur Forschungsdatenbank ‚Proveana’ (online / Deutsches Zentrum Kulturgutverluste, 14 Apr 2021; in German)
Zum Tag der Provenienzforschung am 14. April 2021 bietet das Deutsche Zentrum Kulturgutverluste mehrere Online-Seminare zum Einstieg in die Forschungsdatenbank Proveana (www.proveana.de) an. Anmeldeschluss: 13.04.2021
TIAMSA News: The Hugo Helbing Lecture 2021 to be held by TIAMSA Board Member Lynn Catterson: “Stefano Bardini and Wilhelm von Bode: A Case of Collaborative Contamination of the Canon and the Scholarly Literature?” (online / Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte Munich, 28 Apr 2021, 18:30-20:00)
Operating out of Florence, but active all around Europe and across the Atlantic, Stefano Bardini (1836 – 1922) built a business that could claim nearly a thousand clients and which transacted many thousands of…
ANN: Webinar – Yamanaka & Co.: Early Pioneer of the Global Asian Art Trade (15 Apr 2021, 8:30 am–12 pm EDT)
The next webinar in the series Hidden Networks: Trade in Asian Art will take place on 15 April, with a focus on the Japanese art dealer, Yamanaka & Co. Yamanaka & Company was…
Lecture: Dr Lewis Ryder – ‘The Extraordinary Ordinary Collector: John Hilditch and his Challenge to Museum Experts in 1920s Britain’ (online, 30 Mar 2021, 17:30 BST)
The University of Edinburgh Collecting and Art Market Research Cluster (chaired by Professor Frances Fowle and MaryKate Cleary) invites you a lecture and talk with Dr Lewis Ryder (University of Manchester) on John Hilditch…
PUBL: Surrealism and Money / Le surréalisme et l’argent, ed. by Julia Drost, Fabrice Flahutez & Martin Schieder (“Passages” vol. 4, 2021; open access e-book, in French)
Influenced by increasing migration during the 20th century, surrealism developed into a unique – and in many ways pioneering – art movement with a worldwide impact and reception. This anthology examines for the first time the roles…
CONF: Looted Art and Postcolonial Justice: Decolonizing the Art Museum (online / CSUS, 5 April, 5:30-7:00pm PDT)
The symposium “Looted Art and Postcolonial Justice: Decolonizing the Art Museum,” hosted by the California State University, Sacramento Art Department, will delve into repatriation struggles across the globe. From the infamous museum scene in the…