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Sci-Fi Futures: Florence meets the Machine
Explore the changing role of technology in nursing in this exhibition late opening, with hands-on activities and talks. What would Florence Nightingale make of the digital revolution? Explore the changing role of technology in nursing in this exhibition late opening,...
Framing the Human: 19th-Century Studies Association Conference, March 2027
48th Annual Conference Nineteenth-Century Studies Association Philadelphia, PA March 11-13, 2027 Conference website: https://ncsaweb.net/2027-conference-information/ Call for Proposals Submission Deadline: October 31, 2026 Notification of Acceptance: January 2027 Please submit proposals via this Google Form Questions? Email the conference organizers at...
CfP >>> Curatorial Matters: On Waters, Migration and Ecological Transformation
Submission Deadline: 30 October 2026 Dates: 1-2 April 2027 Venue: Goethe-Institut Athen, Athens Keynotes: Maria-Thalia Carras, Director & Curator, Tavros, Athens Reem Shadid, Independent Curator Organisers: Dr Patrizia Costantin (Lecturer in Curating and MA Art and Media Programme Director, Aalto...
CFP: Visualising the Music Hall: Images, Performance, and Popular Entertainment Conference School of Art History, University of St Andrews. 22nd and 23rd April 2027
The Music Hall, with its vibrant history as a site of entertainment, spectacle, and social exchange, was far more than a space for performance - it was a visual and sensory experience. From elaborate stage designs and performer costumes to...
Many (More) Antwerp Hands Collaborations Across Media, ca. 1500-1750
CfP Many (More) Antwerp Hands Collaborations Across Media, ca. 1500-1750 Conference date: April 22-23, 2027 Location: Rubenshuis, Antwerp (Belgium) In early modern Antwerp, making was rarely a solitary act. Artists and artisans participated in complex processes of production that...
HERITAGES 2027 Strand Call – UNESCO Perspectives: Cultural Pasts – Urban Futures
HERITAGES 2027 Strand Call UNESCO Perspectives: Cultural Pasts - Urban Futures 6-8th July, 2027 University of Porto, AMPS, Intellect Books Abstracts: 10th Dec, 2026 (Round One) | 20th April, 2027 (Round Two) https://amps-research.com/conference/porto-heritages/ CALL: This conference marks the...
Porto Conference: HERITAGES 2027 – UNESCO Perspectives on Cultural Pasts and Urban Futures
This University of Porto conference marks the 55th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage Convention. It explores changing ideas of heritage across art, architecture, history, museums, digital culture, tourism, sustainability and communities, bringing interdisciplinary perspectives to cultural pasts and urban...
Call for Papers: XIII International Scientific Conference on Arts and Humanities (ISCAH 2027)
Call for Papers: XIII International Scientific Conference on Arts and Humanities (ISCAH 2027) Summary: ISCAH 2027 invites research in art history, visual culture, cultural heritage and the wider arts and humanities in Albena, Bulgaria. Conference dates: 25–30 August 2027. Venue:...
RUINS, Art and Anthropology: A Cross-disciplinary Dialogue – Call for Papers
Royal Anthropological Institute 50 Fitzroy Street, London W1T 5BT Date of Event: 9th February 2027 Closing date for proposals: 1st November 2026 Ruins have long been the object of fascination in western art, where their depiction can be variously interpreted as a...
Capturing iridescence in Early Modern Europe (16th-19th century) – Paris, 15-17 September 2027
Confirmed keynote speakers: Brendan McMahon (University of Michigan) and Franziska Schenk (artist and researcher, Birmingham City University) “Iridescence,” a term evoking Iris, the goddess of the rainbow, was first coined in most European languages in the early 19th century. Its first...
