Call for Proposals | Sculpture + Literature, 2021 New Voices Annual Conference for Postgraduate and Early Doctoral Researchers. In partnership with the Henry Moore Institute and University of Leeds. 20 – 21 October 202, online.

The Centre of Alternative Technology (CAT) was founded in 1973 in an abandoned quarry in Wales, and has developed from an experimental residential community and visitor centre to an educational leader in renewable energy, sustainable food and green building. Long standing CAT member John Urry will share insights into CAT’s origins and development over time and Architect […]

Proposals are invited for a session (or sessions) dedicated to Renaissance medals and exonumia to be held at the annual Renaissance Society of America meeting Dublin, 30 March-2 April 2022. As small-scale, sculptural objects intended for circulation and dissemination, Renaissance medals represent one of the most abundant surviving forms of early modern material culture. Intended […]

Engage Journal 45: Class and Inequality 📚 Edited by Sarah Perks, Engage Journal 45: Class and Inequality explores issues of class, socio-economic disadvantage and inequality in relation to gallery education and engagement programmes and the related sector. Read Engage Journal 45 by clicking here: https://engage.org/journals/engage-45/ The Journal is free for members or can be purchased […]

This two-hour webinar from the Decolonising Arts Institute focuses on the theories and practices of decolonising archives. This webinar led by Dr Elisa Adami, Decolonising Arts Institute residency programme alumna and convenor, will explore what a critical praxis of decolonisation of the archive can look like, by focusing on a few examples from the fields […]

Recordings of the fantastic papers and keynote by susan pui san lok from Day 1 of the 2021 Summer Symposium are now available to watch online. Each paper is 15 mins and the keynote is 50 mins.

  University of Cambridge, and TrAIN, University of the Arts London This online conference invites contributions from scholars, curators and artists to discuss how decoloniality acts as a frame of reference in the study of Latin American Art. Worldviews will examine how such a frame has developed over the past decade, notably through a progressive […]

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 […]

Dressing the Early Modern Network Conference Supported by King’s College London, online 11.00am GMT Fashion in the early modern period was both creative and innovative, changing as people responded to the world around them. In times of crisis the functionality of dress as a way of providing protection became a practical concern for people, whatever […]

Watch a recording of the live event here.  How much should an artist’s life be used to frame our understanding and experience of their artwork? Critics have often been strict in their prescription that an art object must be separated from its sullied context, with a dose of sterile white space to allow visitors to […]