Wed 20 May, 2020 Event Recording, Museum Debates, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Declaring Emergency: Museums and the Climate Crisis

This is a live online event.  Please register for further details. The platform and log-in details will be sent to attendees at least 48 hours prior to the event time. Registration will close one hour prior to the event start time.  If you do not receive the platform and log-in…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out More[ONLINE] Declaring Emergency: Museums and the Climate Crisis

Thu 21 May, 2020 Event Recording, Open Courtauld, Open Courtauld Hour, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: Women Artists

Open Courtauld Hour – The Courtauld Institute of Art’s brand new weekly series of Art historical mini-festivals – is here! Our fourth Open Courtauld Hour will focus on Women Artists, addressing gender imbalance in the art world, expanding on notions of public and private and reinserting women of all backgrounds…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out More[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: Women Artists

Thu 14 May, 2020 Event Recording, Open Courtauld, Open Courtauld Hour, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: The Future of Art History

Open Courtauld Hour – The Courtauld Institute of Art’s brand new weekly series of Art historical mini-festivals – is here! In this session, our experts discuss the Courtauld’s ever-changing approach to the online publication of its extensive photographic collection (via the development of an ambitious digitisation project encompassing 3.3 million…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out More[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: The Future of Art History

Thu 7 May, 2020 Event Recording, Open Courtauld, Open Courtauld Hour, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: Art and Wellbeing

Open Courtauld Hour – The Courtauld Institute of Art’s brand new weekly series of Art historical mini-festivals – is here! Over recent years, there has been a growing appreciation of the potential impact that art can have on health and wellbeing. In our second session, we will investigate the powerful…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out More[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: Art and Wellbeing

Thu 30 Apr, 2020 Event Recording, Open Courtauld, Open Courtauld Hour, Research Forum

[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: Art in Isolation

Open Courtauld Hour – The Courtauld Institute of Art’s brand new weekly series of Art historical mini-festivals – is here! Why does art matter in quarantine? Lockdown has been transformational in how artists, galleries and museums are adapting to an online world to continue showcasing and making art. Join Alixe…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out More[ONLINE] Open Courtauld Hour: Art in Isolation

Thu 5 Mar, 2020 Bahari Lecture, Event Recording, Research Forum

Art in Peril: The Case of the Negarestan Museum and its C...

In recent years, civil wars, terrorism and revolutions have destabilized the Middle East and Western Asia and taken a terrible human and cultural toll. Cultural destruction knows no boundaries, geographical or historical. This lecture will focus on the Negarestan Museum of 18th and 19th century Iranian Art in Tehran, Iran,…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out MoreArt in Peril: The Case of the Negarestan Museum and its Collection of 18th and 19th century Iranian Art

Tue 10 Mar, 2020 Event Recording, Research Forum

Van Gogh at the Met: recent insights through technical ex...

Spring Lecture Series The Metropolitan Museum of Art has in its collection seventeen paintings by Vincent Van Gogh. These celebrated works have been researched and published extensively, but technical examinations are providing new insights into the creative process of the artist. The talk will centre on a group of four…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out MoreVan Gogh at the Met: recent insights through technical examination

Mon 27 Apr, 2020 Event Recording, Modern and Contemporary - Centre for American Art, Research Forum, Research Seminars

[ONLINE] “Not so much a line as a star” Donald Judd in Th...

This is a live online event. Please register for further details. The platform and log-in details will be sent to attendees at least 48 hours prior to the event time. Donald Judd’s rising reputation and fame in the United States in the second half of the 1960s, epitomized by his…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out More[ONLINE] “Not so much a line as a star” Donald Judd in The Low Countries (1966-71)

Wed 23 Oct, 2019 Event Recording, Lecture, Medieval and Renaissance, Research Forum

Gender and Ritual in the Baptistery of Padua

One of the most remarkable fresco programmes of the later Trecento can be found in the baptistery of Padua.  The frescoes, painted by the Florentine artist Giusto de’ Menabuoi in the mid-1370s, include a dazzling depiction of paradise in the dome and narratives that span all of salvation history, from Genesis…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out MoreGender and Ritual in the Baptistery of Padua

Wed 12 Jun, 2019 Event Recording, Medieval Work In Progress, Research Forum, Research Seminars

Historical Present: Collective Misremembering, Material C...

We live in history, scurrying along streets with ancient names, past old buildings and historic landmarks, through protected landscapes, amidst plaques and statuary memorialising achievement and catastrophe. While the commemoration industry is focused on events that actually happened in the past – births, deaths, discoveries, battles, calamities – an important…

NOTE: This Event Has Passed

Find Out MoreHistorical Present: Collective Misremembering, Material Culture, and Albion’s Indigenous Giants