Étiqueté : art et politique

Appel à contribution : « Art in Times of War and Peace: Legacies of Early Modern Loot and Repair », Rome, Bibliotheca Hertziana, 8-10 mai 2024, date limite le 15 décembre 2023

A category of objects that exists entirely as a function of violence, the term ‘loot’ describes a relationship of possession, if not more specifically of dispossession. Neither an historically nor materially specific typology of artifacts, loot is instead primarily a legal category that cuts across place and time. And while it is also not an art-historical classification, it is one with which the discipline of art history must constantly contend, given its repercussions for what...

Journée d’études : Les traces d’un temps nouveau ? Percevoir la nouveauté du présent entre XVIe et XVIIe siècle, Lyon, 22 septembre 2023

Événement organisé en partenariat avec l’Université de Genève, dans le cadre du projet IUF de Delphine Reguig « Le Temps du Roi ».La modernité, selon Reinhart Koselleck, commencerait lorsque le passé, le présent et le futur deviennent trois dimensions proprement historiques, c’est-à-dire des représentations distinctes, mais liées entre elles par des rapports de causalité. La modernité serait ainsi le résultat final d’un long processus, entre 1500 et 1800. Or, les décennies entre XVIe et XVIIe siècle sont une époque qui ne maîtrise...

Parution : Henri de Riedmatten, Fabio Gaffo, Mathilde Jaccard (eds.), « Restoration as Fabrication of Origins: A Material and Political History of Italian Renaissance Art », English/French (Open Access), Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 2023

The aim of this publication is to clarify the relationships between material restoration and politics in Italian Renaissance art. The focus of this research is on the question of origin as a foothold for political, patrimonial, and cultural identity. These claims were enacted within a system which, rather than restoring the initial forms and meanings of existing objects, remodeled the past according to new identity requirements: spaces were reorganized, and works of art invested with...

Journée d’étude : « Michelangelo and His Politics / The Medici Archive Project », Florence, Palazzo Alberti, 26 mai 2023

OPENING REMARKS: 9.30 Alessio Assonitis (The Medici Archive Project) Session One: 9:45 – 10:40 Andrea Donati (Universidad de Barcelona) «Michelangelo non fu mai soldato che vincessi nessuno, sebene egli con la virtù vinse l’arte, superò l’invidia…» Tracce politiche e ideologiche a partire dalla biografia di Giorgio Vasari Marcello Simonetta (The Medici Archive Project) Spigolature d’archivio su Michelangelo politico Coffee Break: 10:40 – 11:00 Session Two: 11:00 – 12:30 Vincenzo Sorrentino (Fondazione 1563) L’uso politico della...

Journées d’étude : « The Material Culture of War and Emergency », Londres, University College London, 19-20 avril 2023

The Material Culture of War and Emergency in the Early Modern World is a conference that will take place at UCL (University College London) and Oxford on 19 and 20 April 2023. The event begins at UCL’s Institute of Advanced Study on 19 April at 5:30 pm with a keynote lecture from Prof. Sigrun Haude (University of Cincinnati): “The Thirty Years’ War: Up Close and Material” and continues on 20 April with a full-day conference...

Colloque : « L’Europa della porpora. Arte e politica dei Principi della Chiesa », Rome, Fondazione Camillo Caetani/Università Roma Tre, 16-17 mars 2023

Dal 16 al 17 marzo 2023, l’Università degli Studi Roma Tre in collaborazione con la Fondazione Camillo Caetani, organizzeranno un convegno internazionale dal titolo “L’Europa della porpora. Arte e politica dei Principi della Chiesa (1564-1605)”. Il convegno vuole aprire una nuova finestra di discussione sul ruolo giocato da presuli e porporati nella costruzione della “Nova Ecclesia” post-tridentina, non solo in Italia, ma sullo scacchiere europeo. Confrontandosi con un’epoca attraversata da forti tensioni socio-religiose, l’incontro vuole provare...

Appel à communication : « Frontiers, Borders and Borderlands in the Early Global World », UCLA, date limite le 10 avril 2023

The officers of MEMSA are pleased to announce this year’s conference, “Frontiers, Borders, & Borderlands in the Early Global World.” The conference will be held in the Humanities Seminar Room, 306 Royce Hall, on June 2, 2023. It will be a hybrid event and possible to join in person or via zoom. MEMSA invites submissions from graduate students in any discipline of medieval and early modern studies, at UCLA and beyond. Abstracts of 250 words...

Parution : Cristina Fonseca Ramírez et Pedro Pérez Herrero (dir.), “El poder de la imagen. Iconografía, representaciones e imaginarios en América (Siglos XVI-XX)”, Madrid, Sílex ediciones, 2022

La historia fue hasta mediados del siglo xx un instrumento para generar una conciencia ciudadana, por lo que no casualmente los libros de historia vinculaban los relatos conceptuales con los visuales. Esta relación varió cuando las narrativas historiográficas comenzaron a distanciarse del compromiso social y político por considerar que la Historia era una ciencia dotada de una metodología precisa y de un leguaje específico propio cuyo principal y único objetivo era entender el pasado. Este libro tiene...

Parution : Henri de Riedmatten, « Le suicide de Lucrèce. Éros et politique à la Renaissance », Actes Sud, 2022

Ce livre examine pour la première fois la représentation du suicide de Lucrèce dans l’art de la Renaissance, au sud et au nord des Alpes. Il en étudie de façon inédite les pérégrinations et les transformations figuratives, selon une méthodologie renouvelée de l’histoire de l’art qui convoque l’histoire matérielle, l’histoire de la pensée politique, l’histoire littéraire et religieuse ou encore les études de genre autour de la figure de Lucrèce. Première et quatrième de couverture...

Appel à contributions : “Trust in the Premodern World”, Oxford, University of Oxford, date limite le 9 septembre 2022

Trust is a fundamental part of human relationships. The choice of who a merchant might give their large investment to, the careful language used by rulers to communicate and discuss tense diplomatic issues, the ways in which law codes and local customs were understood and perceived, can all be seen to rely on trust. The constant construction and variation of trust also means that it frequently breaks down. A breakdown in trust may be seen...

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