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24th May 2025 — Conference, News

CONF: Private Collections Open to the Public (Poznań, 29-30 May 25)

Emergence, transformation, maintenance. Private collections open to the public from the 18th century to the present day. Conference programme. THURSDAY, MAY 29 Venue: Collegium Maius, Adam Mickiewicz University

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3rd May 2025 — Calls for Papers, News

CFP: Artists and Collections: Histories, Practices and Interactions, International Scientific Conference (Milano, 2-3 Dec 25)

The establishment of preferential relationships between artists and the possession of objects and works of art can be a complex matter. These relationships may be distant in terms of formal characteristics, or, conversely,…

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19th April 2025 — Calls for Papers, News

CFP: Digital Turn. Collections – Provenances – Markets (SODa, HU Berlin / Department of Digital Provenance & Forum Kunst und Markt, TU Berlin – 27-28 Nov 2025)

How is the digital transformation – from big data to AI – reshaping collection, provenance and art market research today and in the future? What are the key characteristics, methods, challenges and potentials…

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29th March 2025 — Calls for Papers, News

CFP: Heritage, museums, collections (Rome, 24-25 Sep 25)

Heritage, museums, collections. Professionals’ sharing of skills between Africa and Europe. Conference,(ICOM Europe-ICOM Africa, ICOM Arab, Italian Ministry of Culture DIVA, ICOM Italy, ICOFOM, SUSTAIN, MPR, AVICOM, ICOM WGD)

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8th March 2025 — Calls for Papers, News

CFP: Histories and Afterlives of Renaissance Collections, Sixteenth-Century Society

The Society for the History of Collecting seeks proposals for its inaugural sponsored session at this year’s Sixteenth Century Society Conference in Portland, Oregon. Please see below for the CFP. Deadline: April 8,…

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15th February 2025 — Announcements, News

ANN: Fördermöglichkeiten zur Provenienzforschung im Bereich koloniale Kontexte (Deutsches Zentrum Kulturgutverluste, 17 Feb 2025)

Der Fachbereich „Kultur- und Sammlungsgut aus kolonialen Kontexten“ des Deutschen Zentrums Kulturgutverluste lädt ein zur digitalen Informationsveranstaltung am Dienstag, den 17. Februar 2025 von 10-12 Uhr, um seine Tätigkeit und Fördermöglichkeiten vorzustellen. Die…

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9th November 2024 — Conference, News

CONF: Cátedra del Prado Colloquium. The Museum’s Times (Museo Nacional del Prado – 18 Nov 2024)

In museums, different times converge: the visitors’ time, the personal time they bring with them; the time of the objects on display; and a third, often hidden time—the time when the museum’s collections…

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8th June 2024 — Calls for Papers, News

CFP: Early women curators and the making of institutional collections, 1890s-1970s (Edited Volume)

Between the 1890s-1970s, women began accessing decision-making roles in museums worldwide. This edited volume proposes a transnational exploration of both the contributions and the challenges of pioneering female curators regarding museum practice, collection-making,…

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18th May 2024 — Calls for Papers, News

CFP: Montrer les collections médiévales (exPosition n°11)

En France, les événements révolutionnaires de 1789 ont accéléré une prise de conscience, dans les milieux érudits, de l’existence d’un patrimoine local, médiéval, dit « gothique ». Dès lors, des consignes ont été…

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