2024 events
How can attention to artistic practices and visual interventions from across the globalmosaic of local contexts contribute meaningfully to the decentring of hegemonic narrativesand research on art and HIV/AIDS?
In collaboration with the Department of History of Art, the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies and the Centre for Modern Studies, we announce the annual Victorian Studies conference, supported by the British Association for Victoria.
Please join us for the History of Art Research Seminar “Mapping Clothing, Sizing Land: The Intertwined History of Fashion and Cartography, 1340–1940” with Professor Emanuele Lugli (Stanford University) on Wednesday, 12 February, 5-7pm in BS/104 (Berr
The second annual Islamic Art History Research Network Conference will be on December 5th (online 3.30-6.00pm) and December 6th in person and online.
A History of Art Research seminar presented by Sarah Turner titled "Border crossings: Winifred Nicholson and Li Yuan-chia in Cumbria"
A History of Art Research Seminar about the Photography of Franki Raffles
Islamic Art Research in Progress seminar presented by Andrea Luigi Corsi
A History of Art research seminar presented by Professor Timothy McCall (Villanova University) titled “Sewing Discord: Shirts, Men, and War in a Transnational Renaissance”.
Our next History of Art research seminar is How Does Artificial Intelligence ‘See’ Race? Some Recent Artistic Experiments with Machine Vision presented by Professor Chad Elias (Dartmouth College).
Hear how art, law, and business can be combined to create exciting career opportunities for art historians.
Recent scientific finding of Nishapur stucco collection in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The conference will bring together experts in the fields of eighteenth-century studies, sculptural studies, and the history of Westminster Abbey to explore intersections between monuments in this vast commemorative pantheon.