Au sein du marché des antiquités qui s’organise au XIXe siècle en Europe, les marchands ont joué un rôle central dans la circulation des œuvres comme dans la constitution des collections privées et publiques. Ils sont cependant moins connus et ils ont été moins étudiés que les collectionneurs qu’ils côtoient. Le Répertoire des ventes d’antiques en France au XIXe siècle (INHA-musée du Louvre) permet de proposer et de traiter de nouvelles données sur leur implication dans les ventes aux enchères à Paris, une des places centrales du commerce d’antiquités de l’époque. Cette journée cherchera à mieux cerner les contours de ces acteurs multiples, variés, et . . . → En lire plus
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During the opening conference of the research project “A Golden Age? Rethinking 17th-century Dutch painting,” funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (University of Geneva) in 2018, we sought to understand under what historical circumstances and conditions the notion of “golden age” (gouden or gulden eeuw) had been constructed in the Dutch Republic between the late sixteenth and early . . . → En lire plus
The canonization of 1622 marked a turning point in the history of Catholicism, principally because of the group nature of the sanctification. In Rome, on 12th March of that year, the universal worship of five saints was triumphantly declared: Saint Philip Neri, the founder of the Oratorian Order, Saint Teresa of Ávila, the founder of the Order of the Discalced Carmelites, Saint Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus, Saint Francis Xavier, a Jesuit missionary, and Saint Isidore the Labourer, . . . → En lire plus
Brussels, Mar 23–25, 2022 Deadline: Oct 15, 2021 The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, in collaboration with the University of Leuven and the Université Libre de Bruxelles, are organizing an international symposium on the role of paper in European avant-garde art during the first half of the 20th century. A wide variety of historical or classic avant-garde artists turned to paper during the first half of the 20th century. Whereas this turn to paper has received quite some attention in the study of Cubism (collage), Expressionism (the woodcut), and Dada (photomontage), to date we lack . . . → En lire plus
Florence, Jan 21, 2022 Deadline: Oct 1, 2021 In recent years, attention has been directed towards copies, with a particular emphasis on their meaning, function, provenance, production, patronage, collecting and dating. The aesthetic and conceptual tenets underlying this corpus of scholarly research focused primarily on works of art. However, this impulse to recreate images has also been transferred to other artistic and intellectual media. As such, the copy carries within itself a great number of intrinsic nuances, depending on the cultural context and the historical moment. — [1] International Workshop The organizers of this workshop (Maddalena Bellavitis and . . . → En lire plus
À l’occasion du bicentenaire de la naissance d’Adelaide Ristori (Cividale del Friuli, 29 janvier 1822), le Dipartimento di Italianistica, Romanistica, Antichistica, Arti e Spettacolo de l’Università degli Studi de Gênes, le Museo Biblioteca dell’Attore et le Teatro Nazionale de Gênes organisent un colloque international d’études sur la Grande Actrice, dans le cadre de la candidature au programme Anniversaires de l’UNESCO 2022-2023 et en collaboration avec le PRIN 2017 Le travail de l’acteur italien entre modèles nationaux et contextes internationaux : biographies, processus organisationnels et expériences artistiques. Le premier . . . → En lire plus L’appel à communication ci-dessous est prolongé, la nouvelle date limite de réception des propositions est à présent le 6 septembre 2021. *** Appel à communications : « Luttes communes, stratégies divergentes : quelles relectures critiques en art ? » (Tours, 9-10 novembre 2021) Depuis les années 1960, le champ français de l’histoire de l’art a vu se consolider de véritables corpus de théories et de pratiques questionnant les canons au moyen desquels les narrations dominantes ont été pensées et normées. Les approches sociologiques, féministes et décoloniales, pour ne citer qu’elles, ont catalysé l’apparition d’épistémologies nouvelles et de démarches transdisciplinaires telles que les études visuelles ou culturelles. Cette pluralité d’outils critiques, témoignant de la dynamique d’échanges entre les sphères universitaires, militantes et artistiques, a accompagné l’émergence de stratégies . . . → En lire plus
Des appels à communication ont été publiés pour dix nouvelles sessions : 1.Digital Humanities Sessions 2. Globalizing Early Modern Eastern European Art 3. Revisiting Collecting Antiquities 4. Facciati Dipinti e Parlante: New Investigations of the Frescoed Façade in Italy 5. Alterations/Alterity: The Figure of the Tailor in the Early Modern Hispanic World 6. Michelangelo and Artistic Media: Multiplicity or Unity? 7. Dark Jokes and Laughing Artists: Early Modern Art and Humor 8. Sacred Music, Ceremony and Architecture in Transcultural Perspectives 9. Making Green Worlds] . . . → En lire plus
Organized by: AmerMad Project in collaboration with the Royal Academy of San Fernando, Madrid Directors: Luisa Elena Alcalá and Benito Navarrete Prieto Dates: 3-4 (or 10-11) February 2022 (exacts dates to be confirmed) Place: Real Academia de San Fernando, Madrid Organized within the context of the research project AmerMad (America in Madrid. Interconnected Patrimony and Touristic Impact in the Comunidad de Madrid: (https://www.amermad.es), this colloquium seeks to analyze the current state of knowledge regarding viceregal art in Madrid. As is well known, during the Early Modern period, hundreds of objects, artworks, painted and illustrated documents . . . → En lire plus
Le conte de fées, qu’il soit politique, moral, scientifique, didactique, féministe ou psychanalytique, a fait l’objet de multiples études qui envisagent ce genre le plus souvent au prisme de la littérature, à travers l’histoire fertile de ses réécritures, de circulations en traductions jusqu’à ses adaptations. La Beauté du merveilleux (2011) d’Aurélia Gaillard et Jean-René Valette interroge la dimension esthétique et épistémique du conte littéraire. De même, Poétiques du merveilleux : fantastique, science-fiction, fantasy en littérature et dans les arts visuels, 2015, sous la direction d’Anne Besson et Évelyne Jacquelin, questionne la plasticité du merveilleux et sa porosité au contact des . . . → En lire plus Avant-Garde Cultural Production in NYC (London, 11-14 Jul 22) Approaching Downtown: Avant-Garde Cultural Production in New York City, 1970s-1990s – An Interdisciplinary Workshop The avant-garde art, film, music, television and writing produced by figures living in and associated with lower Manhattan in the period between New York City’s fiscal crisis in the 1970s and Michael Bloomberg’s mayoral election in 2001 have seen an explosion of popular, academic and curatorial interest in the past 10-15 years. Retrospective and thematic exhibitions on different Downtown scenes and key figures, collectives and spaces indicate a keen . . . → En lire plus We are living an ‘archival moment’ (Daston 2017). Applied to photography, this moment is characterised by limitless production and circulation and, at the same time, by deep concerns about the loss of information in both analogue and digital resources and the fragility of aggregated image clusters and fleeting collections. Given that digitisation and digital photography have been established practices for some thirty years, numerous methods and approaches to the storage and retrieval, indexing, interoperability and sustainability of digital image collections have been tested, debated, applied, expanded, questioned . . . → En lire plus
Ilaria Andreoli, ITEM-CNRS, Paris & Kelley Di Dio, University of Vermont This session aims to create a space for emerging scholars (recent Ph.D.s or Ph.D. candidates) of Italian art to present their work. Proposals on any area of Italian early modern art (1300-1600) are welcome. We are particularly interested in scholars working in new methodologies, new areas of study, or innovative approaches to more traditional areas of Renaissance studies. The intention is to provide new scholars with a forum to present their ideas and methods and an opportunity to receive constructive feedback from senior scholars who will serve as respondents. Please send proposals to . . . → En lire plus
Les relations entre les arts, les métiers et l’industrie suscitent aujourd’hui un très grand intérêt. Cours, séminaires et conférences se multiplient, nous incitant à approfondir les connaissances et à débattre autour de questions méthodologiques, théoriques, patrimoniales et techniques. Les Rencontres des Arts Décoratifs entendent contribuer à la structuration de ce champ relativement récent de l’histoire de l’art en donnant une visibilité à la jeune recherche. L’université, les écoles d’art et d’architecture ainsi que les institutions patrimoniales publiques et privées sont appelées à nourrir ces échanges. Étudiantes et étudiants titulaires d’un Master 1 ou d’un Master . . . → En lire plus
Appel à communication pour le colloque Dublin 2022 de la Renaissance Society of America Call for papers for Dublin 2022 RSA *** Understanding paintings and sculptures as a « dispositif » (De Certeau, Agamben) has become a new research approach in the Humanities in recent years. Visual anthropology and cognition are nowadays commonly used to explore how early modern images work within a process of production, mediation and reception (Freedberg & Gallese ; Belting). However, Visual semiology, Information and Communication Sciences are yet to . . . → En lire plus
German Historical Institute in Rome, May 16–18, 2022 Deadline: Sep 1, 2021 The Restitution of Looted Artefacts since 1945: denazification and decolonization in entangled perspective Over the past decades the restitution of cultural property has come to the forefront of both public and academic debates. Besides the well-established provenance research into Jewish-owned cultural property, postcolonial restitution has increasingly become the epicentre of fierce disputes, as in the case of the contested Benin bronzes or the repatriation of the Cape cross stone to Namibia. The controversy over the Humboldt Forum’s world collections and BLM protests further exacerbated the matter. As a result, the restoration of material culture has now risen . . . → En lire plus
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Mar 23–25, 2022 Deadline: Oct 15, 2021 The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, in collaboration with the University of Leuven and the Université Libre de Bruxelles, are organizing an international symposium on the role of paper in European avant-garde art during the first half of the 20th century. A wide variety of historical or classic avant-garde artists turned to paper during the first half of the 20th century. Whereas this turn to paper has received quite some attention in the study of Cubism (collage), Expressionism (the woodcut), and Dada (photomontage), to date we lack a proper understanding of the many . . . → En lire plus
The Mediterranean islands have occupied, at least since antiquity, a central position within the political and economic imperatives of numerous civilizations. These military powers will establish various forms of maritime control over the Mediterranean space. From the Minoans to the Genoese and Venetian Thalassocracies, as well as the Ottoman Empire, the Mediterranean Sea became the scene of countless battles for control of its islands and surrounding waters (even still today). When thought as a separate entity, the island often refers to the idea of . . . → En lire plus
Les années 1870 voient la multiplication des applications murales de la peinture, de la sculpture et des arts dit appliqués (céramique, vitrail, laque, tapisserie, etc.) à l’ornementation murale. Depuis l’intérêt renouvelé de la jeune Troisième République pour la commande monumentale, jusqu’à la “renaissance de l’art mural” prophétisée par Fernand Léger après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, en passant par les expériences des années 30, le mur n’a cessé d’intéresser les artistes, la critique et les pouvoirs publics. Le “décoratif”, le “mural”, le “monumental” sont des catégories constamment débattues et redéfinies dans les discours et les pratiques . . . → En lire plus
La Renaissance Society of America prévoit de réunir son prochain congrès annuel à Dublin entre le 30 mars et le 2 avril 2022 au Convention Centre Dublin. Les premiers appels à communication sont parus. On prendra garde aux dates de soumission qui varient selon les sessions (dead line pour l’ensemble du congrès : 10 août 2021).
1 – La perspective aérienne dans l’Europe de la Renaissance From: Megan Reddicks Pignataro Date: June 24, 2021 Subject: Aerial Perspective in Early Modern Europe Deadline: July 20, 2021 The term aerial perspective is widely used but rarely studied outside the . . . → En lire plus |
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