"The White Bull & Blue Skies": Rethinking the Art History Curriculum after the Old Europe

This event will be a discussion of the potential for rethinking the Art History curriculum in light of current events in Europe & beyond: what next after the 'Old Europe'?

'From judgement to atonement: Sculpture at Strasbourg, Lincoln and Naumburg'

Further details to follow

Displaying Victorian Sculpture Symposium

Displaying Victorian Sculpture is a three-year, AHRC-funded collaborative project, led by the universities of Warwick and York, in partnership with the Yale Center for British Art, which seeks to return sculpture to centre stage in discussions of 19th-century British culture, and to re-assert the importance of sculpture to Victorian history. This symposium, hosted by the Sculpture Studies Research School, takes place midway through the project, and presents an opportunity to discuss the research emerging from the project.

History of Art Alumni Event

After the success of the recent History of Art alumni event at York Art Gallery, we are delighted to invite department alumni to an informal drinks reception in London.

Histories of British Art, 1660-1735: Reconstruction and Transformation

Histories of British Art is the third and final conference organised as part of 'Court, Country, City: British Art 1660-1735', a major research project run by the University of York and Tate Britain, and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

Painting on Light:Glass-Painting Master-Class with Jonathan Cooke ACR

This three-day intensive master-class will be conducted by one of England’s premier exponents of traditional glass-painting. It is designed with those already engaged in professional practice or higher education training in the discipline in mind.