CFP: Nineteenth-century worlds of vision, 1820s-1870s (ANU Canberra, 16-18 Jul 2023)
This symposium will be of interest to curators, scholars and arts practitioners working on nineteenth-century visual culture: cartography; draughtsmanship; etching; engraving; lithography; mark-making; photography; painting; printing; modes of illustrated publishing, scrapbooking and album…
CFP: transfer – Journal for Provenance Research and the History of Collection 2 (2023)
The online journal transfer is an academic publication platform in the area of provenance research and the history of collection as well as adjacent fields of investigation, like art market studies, reception history,…
ANN: Collections and Impermanence: Transfer, Exchange and Disposal (Online/Society for the History of Collecting, 10 & 17 Nov 2022)
The Society for the History of Collecting is pleased to invite you to its PhD and Early Career Researcher Workshop – open to all. Online, Thursday 10th November (5.30-7.45pm GMT; 6.30-8.45pm CET; 12:45-2:45pm EDT;…
EXH: When Artworks Speak. Provenance research on the collection of the Liebermann Villa (Liebermann Villa Berlin, 2 Oct 2022-13 Mar 2023)
The collection of the Liebermann Villa has been assembled since the 1990s and today includes over 200 objects, most of them from the hand of Max Liebermann. But where do the works come from?…
CONF: Collecting Central Europe – Kunstkammer Workshop (online, 24 May 2022, 7pm CEST)
Kunstkammer Workshop with Mark A. Meadow, Renate Leggatt-Hofer and Eliška Zlatohlávková24.Mai.2022 07:00 PM in Amsterdam, Berlin, Rom, Stockholm, Wien Kunstkammer Workshop:Four short presentations followed by live discussion and Q&A.
CFP: “COLLECTIONS” – 13th triennial NORDIK Conference of Art History in the Nordic Countries (Online, 24-28 Oct 2022)
The NORDIK Association for Art Historians is hereby announcing a call for papers for the upcoming conference taking place 24.-28.10. 2022 under the heading “Collections”. Confirmed keynote speakers: Steven ten Thije, Head of collections,…
ANN: Emperor Rudolf II’s Paintings Collection Revisited: New Ideas and Perspectives – Lecture by Štěpán Vácha (Collecting Central Europe, 22 Mar 2022, 7pm; online)
Rudolf’s art collections represent an extensive field of research with a wide range of opinions. The current discourse oscillates between the idea of a private museum accessible only to the emperor and court artists…
CONF: Collections of Drawings in Vienna and Central Europe (online / Albertina & Universität Wien Vienna Center for the History of Collecting, 10-11 June 2021)
This conference – Zeichnungssammlungen in Wien und Mitteleuropa: Akteure, Praktiken, Rahmendiskurse – hosted by the Albertina and the Vienna Center for the History of Collecting (Vienna University), will consider the collecting of drawings from 1500 onwards. Conference…
CONF: Joint Ventures (Zurich, 3-5 Sep 19)
Artistic appropriations of art collections and exhibition history Artist interventions in collections appear indispensable in today’s exhibition sphere. Artists are invited to sift through stockage, to explore forgotten objects from different approaches or…