Attention! Paris Dada - out now!
https://t.co/cqRk9HQIeS
A special issue co-edited with @arthistory_kjb and including articles by @StephenForcer, @RuthHemus, @eoneill111, @arthistory_kjb, Peter Dayan, and Elizabeth Legge.
Special issue of Nottingham French Studies on Dada out now, ed. Kathryn Brown & Erica O'Neill
Articles by Peter Dayan, Elizabeth Legge @RuthHemus@eoneill111 @arthistory_kjb & some bloke called Forcer https://t.co/KbMop2sBJM
@ISSS_Surrealism@nfs_journal@EdinburghUP@msatweet
CFP: I'm co-editing a special issue of Dada/Surrealism with Erica O'Neill on Approximate Humanism: Tristan Tzara. Proposals welcome on the humanist avant-garde more widely as well as Tzara https://t.co/NNKkSHVNNM @ISSS_Surrealism@Soc4RoStudies @ubuweb @agstudies@MModernity
📣One week to go! Still some free spaces left for the event next Tuesday. ☺️ This talk and tour asks: How can scholarship reconstruct and reconcile the ephemerality of artists’ work in the context of the stage? ⚖️How do materiality & technique impact the printing process?
@GlasgowTramway this evening indulging in the explicit antics of confrontational and superbly physical @TheFamousLBH for @TMSomewhere. When audience members start leaving after 2 minutes you know you’re in for some great theatre!
Christina, Professor of Conservation & Technical Art History @UofGlasgow, will discuss methodological issues of highly ephemeral objects + issues around recreating/reimagining no longer extant objects of cultural history. #materialculture#ephemera#interdisciplinaryresearch
Fascinating discussion by @LucyGWeir on Norwegian band Mayhem, the performatvity of satanism, and the media fuelled satanic panic around Black Metal in the 80s and 90s. Keeping it Metal in the morning! @forarthistory#ForArtHistory2019. 🤘
Delighted to have presented my research on The Body in Tristan Tzara’s ‘The Gas Heart’ @forarthistory#forarthistory2019. Thanks to fellow panel speakers Tom Hastings and Judith Rodenbeck. Great chats!
What a better way to enjoy Brighton in the wind and rain than @forarthistory conference! Excellent afternoon panel considering the eidetic in art history. The ghost of Hamlet’s father as the spectator of Manet’s theatrical portraits was particularly inspiring.
This week's guest blog comes from Lucy, co-founder of the ‘Modernist Methods’ research network. Lucy reflects on the network's launch last month - check it out here!
https://t.co/Q0H30SLcyV #modernism#phdchat#phd#network#blog
Amazing conversations at the @BeyondFineArt launch today. A very special thank you to @Lucy__Byford for organising the inaugural event for our Network. Here's to celebrating alternative directions for research and practice in art history and beyond!
Today I'm running a session on theatre, set-design and scenography and VR/AR technologies at the Workshop on Experiencing Material Worlds @UofGlasgow@TAHG_Glasgow
Inspiring observations and conversations @DadaSurrealism's 'The Artist's Books of Tristan Tzara' study day @NatGalleriesSco on Friday. Many thanks to @DrStephenForcer, Peter Dayan, Eric Robertson and Kathryn Brown.