Étiqueté : échanges culturels

Exposition : « Albrecht Dürer ‒ Influencer His Followers and Sphere of Influence in Italy », Berlin, Gemäldegalerie, 20 juin-24 septembre 2023

Influencers today use social networks ‒ such as TikTok, Instagram and YouTube ‒ to circulate creative content in the form of photos, short videos and texts. Influencers are very successful with these media and have broad impact and quite a large number of followers. Their chosen contents “influence” and inspire others. Artist Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528), from Nuremberg, used the print medium of his day very similarly to how today’s influencers distribute digital images. The (completely...

Appel à contribution : « Artists from the Low Countries in the Iberian World », Special issue, date limite le 15 février 2023

Artists, agents and patrons from the Low Countries in the Iberian World (1400-1714). Call for Papers for a Special Journal Issue. Traditionally, it is argued that from the 15th century onwards, Iberian art was transformed by the arrival of artists and art objects from the Low Countries. Numerous studies demonstrate the influence of great Flemish artists such as Jan Van Eyck, Michiel Coxcie, Peter Paul Rubens and Jacob Jordaens. However, the contribution of lesser-known artists,...

Parution : Maria Berbara, « Sacrifice and Conversion in the Early Modern Atlantic World », Harvard University Press, 2022

When Europeans came to the American continent in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, they were confronted with what they perceived as sacrificial practices. Representations of Tupinamba cannibals, Aztecs slicing human hearts out, and idolatrous Incas flooded the early modern European imagination. But there was no less horror within European borders; during the early modern period no region was left untouched by the disasters of war. Sacrifice and Conversion in the Early Modern Atlantic World illuminates a...

Colloque : « Italian Art in the Iberian World: Circulation and Appropriation in the Modern Era », Florence, Palazzo Grifoni Budini Gattai, 2-3 novembre 2022

Despite being set in a profoundly Eurocentric centre-periphery framework, Fernand Braudel’s Le modèle italien had the merit of challenging positivist paradigms, bringing into play the importance of a comparative analysis of historical facts over long periods. The book also expressed a desire for a new way of considering temporality, in its own way. The potential of the work of art is not defined by the moment in which it was created. Its reception and transformation...

Colloque : « Mobilités artistiques à l’époque moderne : XVIIᵉ et XVIIIᵉ siècles », Paris, DFK, 27-28 octobre 2022

Colloque centre allemand d’histoire de l’art : 27-28 octobre 2022 Comment l’étude des mobilités artistiques à l’époque moderne nous permet-elle de façonner la cartographie de l’art autrement ? Etudier la mobilité des artistes met en question nos critères de classement et d’attribution d’une identité géographique et culturelle aux acteurs et objets artistiques. Les déplacements des artistes, leurs parcours entre différents pays et centres culturels, nécessitent de penser en de nouveaux termes : au lieu de...

Appel à contribution : « Art and Memory in Early Modern Europe », Brno, 16-17 mars 2023, date limite le 01 octobre 2022

Studies of memory have recently become one of the largest fields in the humanities. Its current state which was aptly described as ‘swag bag interdisciplinarity’ reflects the vastness of the subject itself and the methodological pluralism inherent to it. This conference proposes to explore the culture of commemoration in early modern period as a testimony to the tectonic changes in the social, religious and political life of the period. Memorials and tomb sculptures, as well...

Colloque : « Prints as Agents of Artistic Exchanges », Rome, Academia Belgica, 07–08 avril 2022

Attraverso le stampe: scambi artistici tra Fiamminghi e Italiani nel XVI secolo/ Prints as Agents of Artistic Exchanges between Fiamminghi and Italiani in the 16th Century Program :  Thursday, April 7 2022 14.00 Sabine van Sprang (Academia Belgica): Welcome Dominique Allart & Antonio Geremicca (Université de Liège): Introduction Moderator: Sabine van Sprang 14.20 Joris Van Grieken (KBR, Royal Library of Belgium): Between Rome and Antwerp. Rome and the Rise of Professional Printmaking in the Low...

Appel à contribution : « Artistic and Cultural Exchange between France and Germany (c.1400-1600) », Colloquium zur Renaissance-Forschung, Paris, 01-03 juin 2022, date limite le 31 mars 2022

Organized by the Art History departments of: Universidad de Jaén; Universität Leipzig; École Pratique des Hautes Études – PSL (HISTARA) in Paris and Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. With the support of the Université franco-allemande/Deutsch-Französische Hochschule. From 1 to 3 June 2022, the next conference dedicated to young researchers will be held in Paris. This conference is part of a longstanding collaborative project, created in 2002, which consists in regularly organizing a symposium aiming to assess the current...

Appel à contributions : Colloque des jeunes chercheurs sur la Renaissance, Paris, date limite le 31 mars 2022

Du 1 au 3 juin 2022 se tiendra à Paris le prochain colloque dédié aux jeunes chercheurs, qui s’inscrit dans le cycle initié à Leipzig en 2002 dans le but d’explorer l’art et la culture de la Renaissance. Le projet résulte de la collaboration entre les Instituts d’histoire de l’art des universités de Jaén, Leipzig, Wurtzbourg et de l’École Pratique des Hautes Études – PSL (HISTARA) à Paris, ces quatre lieux alternant à chaque événement...

Appel à contribution : « Close Encounters. Cross-Cultural Exchange between the Low Countries and Britain, 1500–1800 », La Haye, RKD – Netherlands Institute for Art History, 22 septembre 2022, date limite le 1er mars 2022

The risks and challenges of migration are of compelling interest today. Over the last thirty years, research on early modern artists’ migration and on cultural exchange between the Low Countries and Britain has advanced rapidly, and has addressed many themes. The Dutch and Flemish artists’ communities in London, and the careers of individual artists at the English/British and Scottish courts, in particular, have received attention, as has the history of the collecting of Netherlandish art...

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