Curating Art History

Curating Art History: Dialogues between museum professionals and academics - annual Art History colloquium, organised in conjunction with the Journal of Art Historiography

• Programme (PDF - 446KB)

Speakers

• Catherine De Lorenzo (University of New South Wales, Australia)
• Helen Shaw (University of York)
• Andy Ellis (Public Catalogue Foundation)
• Karen Raney (Engage Journal)
• Ming Turner (National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan)
• Vera Carmo (University of Coimbra, Portugal)
• Elin Morgan (The New Art Gallery, Walsall)
• Rebecca Darley and Daniel Reynolds (The Warburg Institute)
• Richard Clay, Henry Chapman, Leslie Brubaker (The University of Birmingham)
• Stacy Boldrick (The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh)
• Simon Cane (Birmingham Museums Trust)

Themes

• Ethnography and curating native art
  Australian art history and Aboriginal art; curating Native American art
• Knowledge exchange and development
  Providing specialist knowledge to public art collections; gallery education and curatorial strategies
• Exhibitions that challenge curatorial practice and art history
  Post-humanist desire: Innovative research and methods of display; Crash Music: re-exhibiting impermanent art; Jacob Epstein’s Rock Drill: a creative curatorial opportunity
• Case study at the Barber Institute
  Exhibiting coins as economic artefacts: Faith and Fortune: visualizing the divine on Byzantine and early Islamic coinage
• Round table - International Iconoclasms network
  Cross-disciplinary debate and Art Under Attack: Histories of British Iconoclasm at Tate Britain

Tickets

• Full rate: £20
• Students: £10

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