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Colloque international : “Les nouvelles vies des divinités grecques en Europe du XIVe au XXe siècle”, Athènes, École française d’Athènes, 14 et 15 novembre 2024

PROGRAMME Jeudi 14 novembre · 13h30-18h 13h30 : Accueil des participants 13h45 : Gilles de RAPPER (Directeur des études modernes et contemporaines de l’École française d’Athènes) et Catherine GAULLIER-BOUGASSAS (Craham, ERC Agrelita), mot d’accueil et introduction 14h15 : Charis MESSIS (Université nationale et capodistrienne d’Athènes), « La perception des dieux de l’antiquité gréco-romaine dans la littérature byzantine des derniers siècles (XIVe-XVe siècle) : continuités ou innovation ? » 14h45 : Juan Bautista JUAN LÓPEZ (Central European University), “The Soul’s...

Conférence : Catherine Clarke, Keith Lilley, Pietro Mocchi, Christian Liddy, « Imagining the Medieval City », en ligne, 25 février 2023

Join the London Medieval Society as we explore cities in the Middle Ages. The programme of the day is as follows: 10:10 Virtual Meeting Room Opens 10.20 Welcome and Introduction 10.30 Catherine Clarke (IHR) ‘Bishop Ralph Baldock Visits Swansea: Creative Microhistory and the Medieval City’ 11:15 Break 11:30 Keith Lilley (Queen’s University Belfast) ‘Founding a City, Founding a World: Imagining and Imaging ‘New Towns’ of the Middle Ages’ 12:15 Lunch 13:15 Pietro Mocchi (Kent) ‘From...

Colloque : « Fragmented Illuminations », en ligne, 7-8 juillet 2022

Following from the display Fragmented Illuminations: Medieval and Renaissance Manuscript Cuttings at the V&A (ending 26 June 2022), the V&A will be holding an online symposium over two afternoons on 7 and 8 July. This symposium will seek to make sense of these detached leaves, cut-out initials and other ornamented snippets. On Day 1, we will examine the practice of collecting pieces and leaves cut from illuminated manuscripts, with a particular focus on the 19th century. On...

Conférence : Stephen G. Perkinson, « Memento mori. Imagery and the Limits of the Self in Late Medieval Europe », Londres, The Courtauld Institute et en ligne, 26 mai 2022, 17h30

Objects bearing memento mori themes were abundant in Europe in the decades immediately around the year 1500. The material properties of these objects – the matter from which they were formed, the apparent care or negligence with which they were fashioned, and the ways their physical condition betrays signs of heavy use or careful conservation – can point us toward a better understanding of the diversity of interests that inspired their creation and use. These motivations range...

Appel à contribution : « Fragmented Illuminations », Victoria and Albert Museum, juillet 2022, date limite le 6 mars 2022

With over 2,000 manuscript cuttings, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London holds one of the largest collections of this kind in the world. Cut out of Italian, Germanic, Netherlandish, French, Spanish, and English manuscripts, they range from the 12th to the 18th century, with a wealth of 15th- and 16th-century examples. They vary in size, from small border snippets and initials to full leaves and, though they have come largely from choirbooks, other types...

Parution : M. Damen, K. Overlaet, « Constructing and Representing Territory in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe », Amsterdam, Amsterdam University Press, 2021

In recent political and constitutional history, scholars seldom specify how and why they use the concept of territory. In research on state formation processes and nation building, for instance, the term mostly designates an enclosed geographical area ruled by a central government. Inspired by ideas from political geographers, this book explores the layered and constantly changing meanings of territory in late medieval and early modern Europe before cartography and state formation turned boundaries and territories...

Conférence : Catherine Yvard, « Fragmented Illuminations: Medieval and Renaissance Manuscript Cuttings at the Victoria and Albert Museum », Londres, The Courtauld Institute, 10 novembre 2021, 17h-18h30

With over 2000 cuttings from medieval and Renaissance manuscripts, the V&A holds one of the largest collections of this kind in the world. On the occasion of the Fragmented Illuminations exhibition at the V&A (8 September 2021-8 May 2022), curator Catherine Yvard will explore the history of this collection, and highlight some of the exciting discoveries made while researching for the exhibition.    Catherine Yvard is Collections Curator at the National Art Library within the Victoria and Albert Museum in London,...

Appel à communication : « Framing the multimodality of early modern images : agency, performance and medialogy to study artefacts », RSA, Dublin 2022, date limite le 27 juillet 2021

Understanding paintings and sculptures as a « dispositif » (De Certeau, Agamben) has become a new research approach in the Humanities in recent years. Visual anthropology  and cognition are nowadays commonly used to explore how early modern images work within a process of production, mediation and reception (Freedberg & Gallese ; Belting). However, Visual semiology, Information and Communication Sciences are yet to be invested in a fruitful medialogy that could provide a bridge between disciplines. Studying interpersonal and...

École d’été : “Circulation des savoirs et dynamiques économiques aux époques médiévale et moderne”, Italie, Suse, les 26, 27 et 28 août 2020, date limite le 25 mai 2020

École d’été : “Circulation des savoirs et dynamiques économiques aux époques médiévale et moderne”, Italie, Suse, les 26, 27 et 28 août 2020, date limite le 25 mai 2020 La 9e école d’été d’histoire économique se réunira à Suse (Piémont, Italie) les 26, 27 et 28 août 2020. Présentation La 9e école d’été d’histoire économique se réunira à Suse (Piémont, Italie) les 26, 27 et 28 août 2020. La thématique retenue cette année – « Circulation des...

Conférence: “Secrecy and Openness in the Middle Ages and Renaissance”, NYU, 4-5 Avril 2019

Conférence  “Secrecy and Openness in the Middle Ages and Renaissance”, par le Medieval and Renaissance Center (MARC), à New York University qui aura lieu du 4 au 5 Avril 2019. The medieval and Renaissance world was replete with secrets. Among them were mysteries of faith, the arcana of the state, the closely guarded trade secrets of guilds, the occult qualities of the natural world, or the so-called “secrets of women.” These and other forms of arcane...