Events

Breaking New Ground: Innovations in Heritage Technology

Please join us for the History of Art Research Seminar “Those Passions: On Art, Politics, and Psychoanalysis” with T. J. Clark and Adam Phillips on Wednesday, 7 May, 5-7pm in BS/005 Lecture Theatre (Bowland Auditorium).

How can attention to artistic practices and visual interventions from across the globalmosaic of local contexts contribute meaningfully to the decentring of hegemonic narrativesand research on art and HIV/AIDS?

This roundtable event seeks to broaden perspectives on the Baroque from a museum perspective,embracing its diverse and multi-media character.

This conference will broaden perspectives on the Baroque, embracing its transcontinental and multi-media character.

This lecture examines a series of plantation landscapes made in seventeenth-centurycolonial Dutch Brazil.