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Seminar Schedule – Semester 2, 2020–21

Reviewed in Third Text: UoM Student Lucas Nieboer on ‘White Psyche’ at The Whitworth Gallery

Congratulations to Lucas Nieboer, currently a third year student in Art History and Visual Studies at UoM, for publishing his…

Who’s Laughing Now: Humour as Cultural Resilience in Contemporary Art by Janelle Hixon

Report on the November 2020 Lecture, ‘Humour and the Commodification of Suffering: Strategies of Cultural Resilience in Contemporary Art’ by…

Cloth turned people into objects by Molly Lewis

Report on the November 2020 Lecture, ‘Vision and Value: Cotton and the Materiality of Race’ by Anna Arabindan-Kesson, assistant professor…

Modernity as ‘Echo Chamber’: Prof. Craig Clunas on early twentieth-century Chinese art

Report on the 2020 Pilkington Lecture, ‘The Modernity of Chinese Art in the Early Twentieth Century’ by Craig Clunas, Professor…

Teaching spotlight: Art in Medieval Books

This semester, Dr Anne Kirkham has been teaching a Level 3 course on Art in Medieval Books. The course introduced…

Anne Kirkham, early printed books, medieval manuscripts, teaching, The John Rylands Library

Event report – The Artist of the Future Age: William Blake, Neo-Romanticism, Counter-Culture and Now

Student interns Ami Savage and Marnie Parker write: Earlier this month, guests from Art History and English Literature backgrounds came…

conference, Events, The John Rylands Library, William Blake

Imogen Delbourgo: My Experience at Sotheby’s Summer Institute of Art

Art History student Imogen Delbourgo writes: I applied for the bursary to study at Sotheby’s Summer Institute of Art on…

Autumn 2019 Research Seminars & Events

We’re delighted to announce our research seminars & events for autumn 2019. All are welcome, and booking is not required…

Events, research seminars

Survey about digital editions of correspondence — Lives of Letters

Do you use digital editions of correspondence in your research? Our very own Naomi Billingsley and her colleague Lisa Gee…

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