3 Pos. Researchers and Data Scientist (m/w/x), project BRAIN 2.0, Brussels
Brussels, Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Sep 1, 2023–Aug 31, 2027 Application deadline: Jun 30, 2023
[1] Researcher, PhD Student (m/w/x), project BRAIN 2.0: ProvEnhance. WP3: Provenance research [2] Researcher, PhD Student (m/w/x), project BRAIN 2.0: ProvEnhance. WP4: Art market history [3] Data scientist / Data manager / Database programmer (part-time) (m/w/x), project BRAIN 2.0: ProvEnhance
[1] Researcher, PhD Student (m/w/x), project BRAIN 2.0: ProvEnhance. WP3: Provenance research, 2023-2027
The PhD project is part of the larger research project ProvEnhance: Enhancing the provenance data of the collections of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (RMFAB) since 1933. Scientific . . . → En lire plus
Provenance Research in Action: People, Tools & Practices (London, 12-16 Jun 23) Deadline: Mar 10, 2023
Join a week-long, hands-on, workshop on provenance research and due diligence in the earth of the London art world. Run by the Society for the History of Collecting in partnership with some of the most relevant London-based museums, libraries and academic institutions, this workshop aims to introduce students and young professionals to the tools, good practices, and best methodologies involved in researching provenance for paintings, decorative arts, books, archives, etc. Small group workshops, run by professionals in the sector, have been designed to provide an effective method of teaching of the theoretical and practical aspects of provenance research today. Applicants should send a letter of motivation (no longer than . . . → En lire plus
Nazi-era art provenance research training (Denver/online, 18-23 Jun 23) University of Denver, Colorado, Jun 18–23, 2023 Deadline: Mar 19, 2023
The Center for Art Collection Ethics (ACE) at the University of Denver (DU) is pleased to announce a hybrid training program on the fundamentals of Nazi-era art provenance research, June 18–23, 2023. In partnership with DU’s Center for Professional Development, our program is geared toward graduate students in any field and emerging museum professionals, with selected streamed sessions available to the broader public. We will offer an on-campus postgraduate certificate of completion to twenty students through an application process, with generous support from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. In addition, non-certificate students and other attendees may register to attend selected sessions . . . → En lire plus
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE WHAT PROSPECTS FOR “ORPHAN WORKS”? Reflections on cultural goods without provenance University of Geneva, 4th and 5th February 2021
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THURSDAY 4TH FEBRUARY 2021 / JEUDI 4 FÉVRIER 2021
8h30–9h00 : Reception of the participants / Accueil des participants
9h00–9h25 : Opening speech / Discours d’ouverture
Yves FLÜCKIGER (Recteur de l’Université de Genève) Sami KANAAN (Maire de Genève, en charge du Département de la culture et de la transition numérique) Jean Claude GANDUR (Président de la Fondation Gandur pour l’Art)
9h25–9h40 : Marina SCHNEIDER, Marc-André RENOLD, Isabelle TASSIGNON « Qu’est-ce qu’une “œuvre orpheline”? . . . → En lire plus
La recherche de provenance, discipline à part entière de l’histoire de l’art, suscite depuis une quinzaine d’années une attention accrue, tant auprès des spécialistes que . . . → En lire plus
