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JOIN TODAYGRANTS FOR ART HISTORY
We are pleased to announce the first round of recipients of our new grants for art history which was launched earlier this year to support scholarly research, to develop professional practice and to further the teaching and learning of art history at all education levels.
Read moreNEW ONLINE HISTORY OF ART A LEVEL
We are delighted to announce the launch of a new online History of Art A level. The new online course will be available from November 2019 and arises from a partnership between the Association for Art History and the National Extension College, working with universities, schools and teachers.
Read moreNew Chair of the Association for Art History
We are delighted to announce that Frances Fowle is the new Chair of the Association for Art History. Frances holds dual positions as Professor of Nineteenth-Century Art at Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh and as Senior Curator of French Art at the National Galleries of Scotland.
Read more2019 Annual Conference Highlights
Highlights from this year's 2019 Annual Conference in Brighton.
Read morePostgraduate Dissertation Prize Winner
We are delighted to announce that Samantha Scott (University of York) is the winner of the Association for Art History’s 2018 postgraduate Dissertation Prize for her essay, ‘A Luminous Translation’: Lithophanes at Woburn Abbey, 1836 to 1838’. The prize will be awarded to Samantha at the Association’s 2019 Annual Conference in Brighton. You can read an […]
Read moreWinner of Undergraduate Dissertation Prize 2018
We are delighted to announce that Chloe Phillips (University of Edinburgh) is the winner of the Association for Art History’s 2018 undergraduate Dissertation Prize for her essay, ‘Malaysia’s Phantoms: Comparing Artistic Representations of National Identity, from the Merdeka Period to Present Day.‘ The prize will be awarded to Chloe at the Association’s 2019 Annual Conference in Brighton. You […]
Read moreResponse to CCEA History of Art A Level Announcement
The recent announcement from the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) regarding their decision to withdraw the GCE AS and A2 in History of Art from Summer 2021 is of significant concern, particularly given the efforts of many within and beyond our sector over the last year to ensure the long term future of art history education across the UK.
Read moreResponse to UCU Industrial Action
Association for Art History statement of support for those effected by proposed changes to the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS).
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