Interested in Greek Studies in Scotland? To mark 130 years since Antonios Jannaris was employed to teach post-classical and modern Greek at St Andrews, Anna Coopey and I have arranged a series of events to celebrate current work at the University and beyond! See here for details:
"St Andrews Greek Week"
📆 24 - 27 November
Join us for a poetry recital, film screening, play performance, workshop, keynote and roundtable, all celebrating Greek culture.
View info and book for workshop/keynote: https://t.co/cX4eP6TvuO
Free events: #AllWelcome#SaveTheDates
For all interested in landscape and representations of Greece and the Ottoman Empire in the long 19th century, there's still time to apply to this conference I'm running with Alexandra Solovyev at St Andrews University in June 2027! See the CFP here: https://t.co/9FgRQTCFQh
"The travels of Edward Falkener: a Victorian architect in Ottoman Anatolia"
(Sebastian Marshall)
🔗 Read #OpenAccess article: https://t.co/mtxY39QTVV
#Travel
In April 2026, Alexandra Solovyev and I are hosting a panel at the Association for Art History's Annual Conference in Cambridge. If you're interested in visual representations of Eastern Mediterranean landscapes between 1750-1920, check out this cfp!
https://t.co/orxC6eOkzt
If you're interested in neoclassical architecture, the Grand Tour, and the affordances of relief sculpture, check out the following: https://t.co/kQQwnqTvo3
Very pleased to receive the latest print copy of the Sculpture Journal, Vol. 3, No. 3, featuring my article 'Relief in the Round: Terracotta classicism and the Homeric friezes of Ickworth House'.
For those interested, check out 'Christopher Wordsworth's Greece: Popular Topography from the Ilustrated Serial to the Gift Book' in Victorians and Greece: Literary and Cultural Encounters (eds Mitsi & Despotopoulou)
🎊We are over the moon that @DrMatthewEvans & Dr @SebAMarshall two of this year’s BSA studentship holders, have been awarded @LeverhulmeTrust Early Career Fellowships for the next 3 years! Congratulations, Matt & Seb! Συγχαρητήρια, καλή αρχή! 🎉
📸 Matt, Seb & Rachel Phillips
This week I had the fortune to begin a new role as the School of Advanced Study's inaugural William St Clair Fellow. Over the next five months I'll be spending more time in London researching the history of Mediterranean garrison libraries. Do get in touch if this is of interest!
The Fellowship presents a welcome, uncommon opportunity for ECRs whose reseach contributes to the work of the Institutes of Classical Studies, English Studies, and Language Cultures, and Societies. The cross-disciplinary scope reflects St Clair's own wide-ranging interests...
If you're interested in landscape, photography, or the history of travel to Greece, sign up to hear me talk about a new project I've recently begun in Athens this evening!
📢 Event Reminder!
Next week's UHS will be given by our Cary Student Sebastian Marshall, on photographs from the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies image collection (view on BSA Digital Collections). Register now!
https://t.co/RnwHXZdWZw
Registration now open for #ILO2023
@THEcastleexpert and I have a fantastic set of presenters lined up, featuring an interdisciplinary range of topics from Plato to Australian middle fantasy with plenty of medieval and other material in between. #ClassicsTwitter#MedievalTwitter
Interested in the power of images to create iconic but reductive ideas about the Mediterranean? Check out this blog giving an outline of the conference which I'll be speaking at about reconstructions of ancient cityscapes from 1pm today!
"An image sticks, a map orients people, and the reception and historiography of the Mediterranean is filled with images that made and re-made its history through time."
Read this blog by @Eva___Mol: https://t.co/slOJKUPliW #Mediterranean#VisualHistory
Interested in how architectural reconstructions have a complex and pervasive influence on our image of the past and conceptions of the Mediterranean? Sign up for this fab interdisciplinary conference 20-21st June (I'll be presenting on the first day!)
An Imagined Past: Architectural Reconstructions and Geographical Imaginations in the Making of Mediterranean History
Conference dates: 20 & 21 June 2022
Book your spot: https://t.co/IhDNFELH42
#twitterstorians
@SebAMarshall@Cambridge_Uni will be joining @AisikMaiti in panel one of our upcoming symposium on Thursday 16 June. Don’t miss his paper on illustrations in Edward Falkener’s work. Register for free https://t.co/mmy43twNBW #l19thc#conference#online#PGR#ECR
We are excited to announce that our upcoming online #PGR#ECR long nineteenth century symposium will feature presentations from @AisikMaiti @AcademicMeeple@SebAMarshall and @PhillipsJulia Registration now open 👍 https://t.co/DBpHtrOmEw