CFP: Reproductions (Histoire de l’art, n° 92)
« Il est du principe de l’œuvre d’art d’avoir toujours été reproductible. » Depuis cette célèbre assertion de Walter Benjamin, la question de la reproduction en art s’est considérablement actualisée. Bien loin de susciter une…
CFP: Ancient Egyptian Art Studies: Artists, Commissioners, Consumers (Special Issue of Arts)
This Special Issue of Arts will focus on ancient Egyptian Art as a dynamic. Artistic production is here envisioned as being in motion and taking part in a constant feedback loop of competing…
ANN: Data-Driven Art History: A Conversation (Online, 11 Nov 2022, 11am ET)
The Association of Historians of Nineteenth-Century Art (AHNCA) invites you to attend the Virtual Salon “Data-Driven Art History: A Conversation” on Friday, November 11 at 11AM ET. This series of online events is…
CFP: Social Agency of Secular Goldsmiths’ Work in the Late MA (Leeds, 3-6 Jul 2023)
Wrought for a vast range of mundane practices and contexts, in an abundance of forms, styles, and techniques, European late medieval secular goldsmiths’ work remains an elusive category of artistic production. Perhaps deterred…
CFP: Max Liebermann and Italy in the context of German-Italian artistic exchange from the 1860s to the 1930s (Liebermann Villa, Berlin & Casa di Goethe, Rome, Spring 2023)
As the leading museum and centre of research on Max Liebermann (1847-1935) the Liebermann-Villa am Wannsee is planning an exhibition project “Max Liebermann and Italy” (WT) for 2024. This project, carried out in collaboration…
CFP: Interdisciplinary dialogues. Non-ferrous Metal Objects in Western Europe (Art & History Museums Brussels, Oct 2022)
The Center of Excellence for Decorative Arts of the Royal Museums of Art and History of Brussels, in collaboration with the Archeology Center of the University of Liège, invites proposals for a seminar,…
CFP: Artistic mobility in the modern era: 17th and 18th centuries (Paris, Centre allemand d’histoire de l’art / DFK Paris, France, Oct 27–28, 2022)
International conference, co-organized by the DFK Paris and the Université Grenoble Alpes/LARHRA The spatial turn has greatly impacted our understanding of certain artistic phenomena. It has, among other things, allowed for a reassessment…
CONF: Artists’ Collections. Objects, Frameworks, Ideas (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität/ZIKG, Munich / online, 12-13 Nov 2021)
Artists have always assembled a variety of things, whether beautiful, rare or “exotic” artifacts and naturalia, works by other artists, memorabilia, studio materials and models, found objects or knick-knacks. Like other collections, those of artists often…
ANN: Machines & Masterpieces podcast series (online, from Sep 2021)
Machines & Masterpieces is a podcast at the intersection of culture, technology, and economics, in which a different expert is interviewed in every episode. It explores both how technology will shape the future…