Tweedaagse conferentie in het KIK-IRPA in Brussel, 13-14|02|2014
Art nouveau revisited: trends and peculiarities
De Art nouveau herbekeken: tendensen en bijzonderheden
L’Art nouveau revisité : tendances et particularités
Interuniversitaire en intermuseale werkgroep in België (met kernactiviteiten in Vlaanderen en Brussel) die zich buigt over de 19de-eeuwse kunst. | Interuniversity and intermuseum research platform in Belgium (with main activities in Flanders and Brussels), devoted to the study of 19th-century art.
donderdag 23 januari 2014
maandag 20 januari 2014
CFP: The Art Market Past and Present: Lessons for the Future?
CALL FOR PAPERS:
The Art Market Past and Present: Lessons for the Future?
A one-day conference on relations between the art market in history and the art market today, organized by Sotheby's Institute of Art – London and The Burlington Magazine, to be held at Sotheby’s Institute of Art - London on Friday 31 October 2014.
The aim of this joint conference is to explore critically what the history of the art market can teach us about the behaviour of the art market today, and vice versa. We hope to bring together historians of the art market working on a wide range of historical periods and places, and utilising varying methodologies, and to engage them in creative dialogue, via thematic groupings, with present-day art market experts of different kinds. We hope that a wide range of expertise and interests will be represented from both the past and the present dimensions of this subject. Many fundamental topics are implicated in this conference, for example the nature of consumerism in societies past and present, the history and nature of art collecting, and the role of art institutions. We have singled out four key themes for this event which we envisage will comprise discreet sessions: - Modes of artistic production, market strategies and sale - Localities, networks and globalization - Value and valuation - Patrons and dealers.
Papers engaging with some aspect of these themes should be a maximum of 20 minutes in length. Preference will be given to those which stimulate dialogue and engage with broader topics.
Please send enquiries and proposals of no more than 250 words, indicating which session your paper relates to, by 30 June 2014, to artmarketconference@burlington.org.uk Registration fee: £25 – Students £10 – free for speakers
The Art Market Past and Present: Lessons for the Future?
A one-day conference on relations between the art market in history and the art market today, organized by Sotheby's Institute of Art – London and The Burlington Magazine, to be held at Sotheby’s Institute of Art - London on Friday 31 October 2014.
The aim of this joint conference is to explore critically what the history of the art market can teach us about the behaviour of the art market today, and vice versa. We hope to bring together historians of the art market working on a wide range of historical periods and places, and utilising varying methodologies, and to engage them in creative dialogue, via thematic groupings, with present-day art market experts of different kinds. We hope that a wide range of expertise and interests will be represented from both the past and the present dimensions of this subject. Many fundamental topics are implicated in this conference, for example the nature of consumerism in societies past and present, the history and nature of art collecting, and the role of art institutions. We have singled out four key themes for this event which we envisage will comprise discreet sessions: - Modes of artistic production, market strategies and sale - Localities, networks and globalization - Value and valuation - Patrons and dealers.
Papers engaging with some aspect of these themes should be a maximum of 20 minutes in length. Preference will be given to those which stimulate dialogue and engage with broader topics.
Please send enquiries and proposals of no more than 250 words, indicating which session your paper relates to, by 30 June 2014, to artmarketconference@burlington.org.uk Registration fee: £25 – Students £10 – free for speakers
dinsdag 14 januari 2014
tento. Het neo-impressionistisch portret
"TO THE POINT: Het Neo-impressionistisch portret, 1886-1904”: reizende tentoonstelling, georganiseerd door het Indianapolis Museum of Art, zal plaatsvinden van 19 februari tot 18 mei 2014 in het ING Cultuurcentrum, Koningsplein 6 te 1000 Brussel.
maandag 13 januari 2014
Symposium nav Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff
Op 3 februari 2014 organiseren het RKD en Christie’s Amsterdam een symposium ter gelegenheid van de opening van de tentoonstelling Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff ‘Voyeur van stand’.
Deze negentiende-eeuwse genre schilder begon met het maken van historische en bijbelse voorstellingen, maar specialiseerde zich later in het tekenen en schilderen van huiselijke taferelen met oude vrijsters, waarvoor zijn twee ongetrouwde zusters model stonden. Zijn manier van schilderen was haarscherp en zeer gedetailleerd.Tijdens het symposium wordt zijn oeuvre vanuit verschillende perspectieven benaderd, waaronder: het interieur in de tijd van Bakker Korff; humor in de schilderkunst en de invloed van de fotografie in de negentiende eeuw. Daarnaast is er ook aandacht voor het leven en werk van de kunstenaar.
Sprekers zijn: Reinier Baarsen, conservator Rijksmuseum; Mayken Jonkman, conservator RKD; Marita Mathijsen, emeritus hoogleraar aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam; Jenny Reynaerts, conservator Rijksmuseum; Christiaan Vogelaar, conservator Museum De Lakenhal en Erwin Olaf, fotograaf.
maandag 6 januari 2014
Ronald de Leeuw Research Grant
As a farewell to Ronald de Leeuw as general director of the Rijksmuseum in 2008, the Van Gogh Museum has inaugurated the Ronald de Leeuw Research Grant. The research grant is worth € 5,000.- and will be awarded to a talented researcher.
The grant is intended as a lasting tribute to Ronald de Leeuw's achievements as director of the Van Gogh Museum (1986-1996). During his time as director De Leeuw promoted the importance of research into 19th-century West European art history.
The Van Gogh Museum will each year offer a talented researcher the opportunity to conduct research into a subject pertaining to the museum's field of collecting. This grant will offer the researcher the opportunity to adapt for publication their dissertation on a subject in the field of West European art history 1830-1914, to write a PhD research proposal or to undertake a field trip.
See for more information: http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/vgm/index.jsp?page=195257&lang=en or (in Dutch) http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/vgm/index.jsp?page=195257&lang=nl.
See for more information: http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/vgm/index.jsp?page=195257&lang=en or (in Dutch) http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/vgm/index.jsp?page=195257&lang=nl.
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