Christina Clarke

Freelance writer. Decorative Arts Historian and Archaeometallugist. ANU Centre for Early Modern Studies

[Christina Clarke @DrCFClarke]

My book! The Manufacture of Minoan Metal Vessels:Theory and Practice.
An interdisciplinary study on how metal vessels were made in Bronze Age Crete. I hit metal with rocks!
https://t.co/k0HVWM3Ncd

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

Marginalia and the Early Modern Woman Writer, 1500-1700, 8 August 2025 at the National Library of Australia. Registrations open now!
https://t.co/dGWrN1PuNS

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

Michelle O'Callaghan's CEMS seminar, "Making Poetry by Hand and Productive Leisure," is now available to watch on the CEMS YouTube channel: https://t.co/ZFxIIihFdg

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

CEMS Notices 8 October 2024 - https://t.co/5aRgEGfwDL

[Christina Clarke @DrCFClarke]

I’m looking to interview Australian women age 25-55 who are or have been victims of workplace bullying for an article I’m pitching to a women’s magazine. Name change for privacy is fine. DM me. Please send this to anyone you know that fits the bill.

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

A reminder that next week on 1 August, CEMS and ANU HRC are co-hosting a half-day symposium "Manuscripts and Early Modern Identities". Check here for details and registration: https://t.co/BPK9Rm74QK
@hrc_ANU

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

The latest CEMS Newsletter is out now!
https://t.co/KNDnhvaHas

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

CEMS HDR candidate Emma Rayner has just been approved for a PhD award for her thesis "Fashioning Worth, Fashioning Worlds: Early Modern Women and Civil Discourses". Congratulations Emma from everyone at CEMS!

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

The first seminar of the International Consortium of Centres for Early Modern Studies will be on 16 May! The Paris Early Modern Seminar presents "Polyglot Encounters in Early Modern Europe" with Dr. Laetitia Sansonetti and Prof. Ladan Niayesh." Details: https://t.co/nrKd3DGFr0

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

Day correction for our last post! Still Kissing the Rod #3 will be tomorrow, Tuesday 30 January.

[CemsANU @AnuCems]

If you are near Oxford this week, join @AnuCems and @OxfordCEMS for Unfinished Conversations: Still Kissing the Rod #3, 16:00-19:00 UTC, this Wednesday 30 January 2024, T. S. Eliot Lecture Theatre, Merton College, Oxford.

[Christina Clarke @DrCFClarke]

I’m dusting off this neglected account of mine. It’s been a while. I’ve been in treatment for breast cancer the last 6 months and simple things are huge challenges. But I’m at Oxford this week for #BSECS2024. It’s my first re-entry into academic life and it’s so good to be here.

[ANU Art History & Theory @anu_cahat]

DECRA fellow, Dr Elisa deCourcy, has published material she shared in our seminar series in the prestigious @HoP_Journal. "Beyond Sentimentality: The Family as Patron, Subject and Author of Early Photography in Colonial Australia" can be read here 👉https://t.co/NVJpPRjRUX 👈

[Christina Clarke @DrCFClarke]

Call for Papers: Histories of #Metallurgy and #Metal Material Culture. ANU, Canberra, 18-19 Nov. A cross-disciplinary symposium. Abstracts due 14 Oct. https://t.co/8Px9emQQkX.
@ourANU @ANUcass @ANUartdesign @anu_cahat

[Christina Clarke @DrCFClarke]

#CallforPapers for a cross-disciplinary symposium on Histories of Metallurgy and Metal Material Culture, 18-19 Nov 2022. Deadline 7 October. For details and to submit abstracts: https://t.co/Vne0fGU2K2

[UCL IAS @ucl-ias.bsky.social @UCL_IAS]

Dec 2, 6pm
'#UCLWaste: Recycling, Reworking, Repurposing - Art and the aesthetics of waste'
Phyllida Barlow @royalacademy
Catherine Borowski & Lee Baker @SkipGallery
Tamar Garb @UCL_IAS
Hilary Powell @BankJobPictures

https://t.co/aEQdWETsrK

[NGV Collection Bot @NgvThing]

Kovsch
(c. 1700)
RUSSIA
https://t.co/mq83jHYmxN

[ANU Australian Studies Institute @ANUausi]

Ms Alison Alder and her artwork of Australia’s second prime minister, Alfred Deakin at Parliament House. Ms Alder is currently Head of the Printmedia and Drawing Workshop at @ANUartdesign. Find out more about next @ParlLibrary Lecture on Alfred Deakin: https://t.co/0rSqbd9fRo

[Nick Herman @herman_nick_]

#Perusing a #unicum (#unicorn?): the #deBar #bookofhours @thewaltersartmuseum, with its #unique, #exquisite cut pattern #margins, known by the later French term as #canivet, these have recently been shown to be original to the #manuscript #craft #decoupage #seeingcodicologically