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6th May 2022 — Calls for Papers, Conference, News

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,…

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22nd April 2022 — Events, News

ANN: Non-dits et mouvements des collections (Munich, Institut français / LMU, 26 Apr-12 Jul 2022)

Kaulbachstr. 13, 80539 München, 26.04.–12.07.2022 Veranstaltungsreihe:Was hinter der Kunst steht? Non-dits et mouvements des collections. Alors que les questions liées à l’origine et la provenance des objets incitent à penser les collections et…

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8th April 2022 — Calls for Papers, News, Publications

CFP: Behind the Scenes of Object-Based Art Histories (Catalogue Raisonné Scholars Association)

Vernon Press invites book chapter proposals to be included in a forthcoming edited collection on “Behind the Scenes of Object-Based Art Histories,” edited by Carl Schmitz and Tracee Ng. “I guess what I’m…

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18th March 2022 — Events, News

ANN: “Loss and Recuperation at Schloss Friedenstein Gotha” – Seminar on Provenance Research at the Deutsches Zentrum Kulturgutverluste (online, 28. März 2022; in German)

Das Deutsche Zentrum Kulturgutverluste lädt in Kooperation mit CARMAH (Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage) zur Veranstaltungsreihe „Kolloquium Provenienzforschung“ ein.

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11th March 2022 — Conference, News

CONF: Sammler:innen, Sammlung, Netz. Tagung zu Netzimplikationen von Sammlungspraxis und Sammlungsforschung (Wolfenbüttel, 30 Mar – 1 Apr 2022)

Eine Sammlung trägt Objekte zusammen, verknüpft sie und spiegelt strukturell und funktional die Grundeigenschaft des Netzes. Mit Blick auf die Sammlungspraxis sind allenthalben Vernetzungsgeschehen zu beobachten. Gegenwärtig werden Objekte mit Hilfe moderner Technologien in…

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18th February 2022 — Calls for Papers, News, Publications

CFP: Stedelijk Studies, Issue 12: Diaspora and Collections

The “Diaspora” has come to describe mass movements of displaced peoples, or the scattering of a people away from their geographical “origin”. Yet diasporic movements are not sequestered within the flow of people:…

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4th February 2022 — Events, News

ANN: Amber Collections Workshop with Ruth Sargent Noyes, Tomasz Grusiecki and Rachel King (online / Collecting Central Europe, 22 Feb, 7pm CET)

The workshop features three ten-minute presentations followed by discussion: – Ruth Sargent Noyes (National Museum of Denmark): Amber materialities of Sanctity between the seventeenth-century Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Grand Duchy of Florence–…

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28th January 2022 — Apply Now, Events, News

ANN: Summer School: Was ist der Wert der Dinge? Konzepte einer Sammlungsoekonomie (Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, 18–29 Jul 2022)

International Summer School des Forschungsverbunds Marbach Weimar Wolfenbüttel Das Zusammentragen, Aufheben, und mitunter das Entsorgen von Dingen sind grundlegende Momente der Konstitution jeder Sammlung. Die Sammlung wird damit zum Resultat einer Kette von…

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14th January 2022 — Calls for Papers, Conference, News

CFP: Things on the Move – Materiality of Objects in Global and Imperial Trajectories, 1700–1900 (London, German Historical Institute, 8-10 Sept 2022)

An International Conference organized by the German Historical Institute London in Collaboration with the Prize Papers Project The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries were defined by increased globalization, the growth of empires outside Europe, the emergence…

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