📢 It's TOMORROW!

Book for OUR Webinar on
'Commissioning and erecting
PUBLIC SCULPTURE'
👉 Fri Sat 12th 13th April featuring Mary on the Green#MaryWollstonecraftShelley Bee Rowlatt FIND out HERE pssauk.org/event/webinar-…

An interactive event looking at the effect Shakespeare has had on art, both past and present.

Shakespeare in words and pictures - 18 Apr

york.ac.uk/news-and-event…

A Visual Ethics Network Centre for Modern Studies event on the ethics of visual activism and photography in the context of war and forced migration with Photographer Andy Barnham and Professor Sara de Jong Department of Politics and International Relations

Further info and sign-up form here: visualethicsnetwork.co.uk/events

Looking forward to this! Tomorrow's SCRAMS may also be of interest to postgraduates History of Art York

We are delighted to be welcoming Dr Lydia Fisher (University of Exeter) next week! Dr Fisher will present the Stained Glass Research School Lecture on “The Drama of Stained Glass: An Examination of the 15th Century Passion Window at St Kew”. Tues April 16th at 5pm in KG/33 ✨

🌳 Join us for a half-day interactive workshop for @UniofYork researchers and explore the many ways tree studies cut across diverse disciplines.

30 April ➡️ow.ly/vt4t50R7gP9

York_IGDC YorkHistoryDept History of Art York York Psychology York Dept of English

Really fun researching this piece for hyperallergic about the science of looking at art! I got to read some ~science~ and think about the fascinating overlap between the arts & scientific research methods (plus Vernon Lee's og body/mind/art observations)
hyperallergic.com/879067/whats-b…

Explore the challenges, both intellectual & practical, of making an exhibition of British art for an Italian museum org in the period post-Brexit & post-Covid.

British Pre-Raphaelites in Italy: Making an exhibition in 2024 - 10 Apr with History of Art York

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I wrote about the work of Francesca Woodman & Julia Margaret Cameron in Portraits to Dream In National Portrait Gallery for British Journal of Photography. The exhibition takes a deeply formalist view and rejects biography completely. I thought it was exciting & also flawed!

1854.photography/2024/04/portra…

There’s still time to apply for the Monuments in Conversation conference!

We are accepting submissions for papers exploring any aspect of Westminster Abbey’s monumental fabric in the long eighteenth century.

🚨🚨DEADLINE: 15th April🚨🚨

henry-moore.org/monuments-in-c…

This week! Prof Liz Prettejohn on the intellectual and practical challenges of mounting a large exhibition of British art for an Italian museum, post-Brexit and post-Covid: “British Pre-Raphaelites in Italy: Making an Exhibition in 2024”10 April, 5pm in B/S 104 All welcome! 😊

* Call for Papers *
Monuments in Conversation: Westminster Abbey in the Eighteenth Century

We invite submissions of short papers for our research trip and conference with History of Art York
Deadline: Mon 15 April 2024
henry-moore.org/calls-for-pape…

#callforpapers #arthistory #monuments

Happy birthday #AnneLister - 233 today! 🎩

Find out more about Anne's life and loves with experts Laurie Shannon from the The Anne Lister Society and Sally Wainwright (@spiceyw), creator of TV's 'Gentleman Jack'. [Talk filmed in 2021]

youtu.be/OHcBvqg4gOI?si…

Congratulations Susie! 👏🔥✨

#ForArtHistory2024 #AnnualConference

Are you ready?!

👉 forarthistory.org.uk/conference/202…

Applications Now Open for British Art in Motion

Calling undergraduate students who want to experiment with filmmaking as a research practice.

More information and how to apply: paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk/research/about…

#filmcompetition #filmmaking #undergraduatefilm #undergraduateresearch

In the latest podcast Arts and Humanities Research Council BBC Radio 3 - Dr Sarah Jilani hears new research The Leverhulme Trust : Islamic influences on art 🎨by Rubens Dr Adam Sammut FRHistS History of Art York
& Nil Özlem Palabiyik Queen Mary University of London on Polish Ottoman musician 🎼Ali Bey
🎧➡️ bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0h…

More from me on house museums for @ft ! I wrote about Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House, poky slumpy rooms, transcendentalism and girlhood <3

@louisamayalcott
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I had so much fun participating in The Women's Art Collection: Artworks & Artists in Context conference at the The Women’s Art Collection last week. All the papers are now available to watch on YouTube!
youtu.be/a9GkmWD-wZg?si…

A fun piece to commission about the easy-to-forget radical centrality of drawing to David Shrigley's practice