SESSIONS BY DAY

EVENT CANCELLED

 Wednesday 1 April 2020 - Northumbria University, City Campus East, Newcastle

• Art History, Theory and Practice for an Ecological Emergency
• Art, Labour and Inequality: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
• Changing Appoaches to Histories of British Art, 1660 - 1735
• Craft and War
• Matter, (Im)materials and Materility: On the Life of Digital Artworks
• Museums for the Global Majority: Expanding the Limits of Museum Practice
• 'The Book of the Future': Photobooks between Disciplines
• The Real Price: Between Art and the (Art) Market
• Theatre, Art, and Visual Culture in the 19th Century
• Toxic Masculinity (Classical to Contemporary)
• What's love got to do with it? Queer-feminist Desires in Researching and Writing Art Histories
   

Thursday 2 April 2020 - Northumbria University, City Campus East, Newcastle

• Afrotropes as an Analytical Framework to Expand Art Historical Methodologies of the Black Atlantic?
• Art into Pop (Redux)
• Art, Obscurity, and the Politics of Rescue
• Exploring Diversity in Public Sculpture
• Hybrid Marines
• Jewish Visual Culture in Modern Europe (c.1840-1940)
• Political Appropriations
• Representing the Nation: The Historic and continuing Role of National Art Institutions
• Troubling Borders: Art Worlds in Sites of Conflict
• Walking on Images
   

Friday 3 April 2020 - Newcastle University

• A Foreign Eye: Interwar European photographers abroad
• Art Disputes: Conflict and Competition across the Ages
• Climates of Colonialism
• Creative Cartographies and Inherited Aesthetics: Craft, Tradition and Labour in Contemporary Fine Art Practices
• Cyclical Classical: Rebirths, Renaissances, and Reinventions of Antiquity
• Exploring the Plurality of Artists' Practices: Artists as Dealers and Agents
• From Keeper to Maker: British Curatorial Practices
• Material/Immaterial: The Lives (and afterlives) of Objects
• 'Queer' 'British' 'Art'? Theory and Practice since 1970
• The Visual Politics of Independent Print Media in the 20th Century
• Working together to Expand the Pool of Art History Students