Upcoming Events

“History is an Art”: Selections from the Paul Oppé Archive

Display

The Practice of Art History in Britain, 1900–60: Paul Oppé’s Art Worlds

Conference – Hans C. Hönes, Sarah Coviello, Helen Glaister, Martin Myrone, Matilde Cartolari, Richard Stephens, Émilie Oléron Evans, Rebecca Senior, Susan Sloman, Jeffrey Lieber, Chloë Julius, Chloë Julius, Sarah Victoria Turner

Moving Shame in the Early Career Researchers (ECR) Experience

ECRN Events

Thinking with Climate Coloniality: Climate & Colonialism Reading Group

Workshop

Copyright and Intellectual Property Explained

DRN and ECRN Events – Bernard Horrocks

Paul Mellon Centre

Resist, Persist: Gender, Climate and Colonialism

Conference – Imani Jacqueline Brown, Edwin Coomasaru, Katherine Fein, Buhle Francis, Taloi Havini, Taey Iohe, Lindsay Kelley, Saba Khan, Greta LaFleur, Louisa Lee, Camila Marambio, Chrys Papaioannou, Susan Reid, Shelly Rosenblum, Syrus Marcus Ware, Susanne Winterling

Barbican Centre

Paul Mellon Centre Book Night

Book Night – Finola O'Kane, Mark Crinson, Steven Brindle, Tim Clayton, Tom Young, Kirsty Sinclair Dootson

Paul Mellon Centre

Fairyland, Sovereignty and Empire’s Body Politic

Research Lunch – Ariel Kline

Paul Mellon Centre

Feminism meets Art History 1944/2024:  Helen Rosenau’s monumental Woman in Art, then and now

Research Seminar – Griselda Pollock

Race, Indian Revolution and the Colonial Camera

Research Lunch – Sushma Griffin

Paul Mellon Centre

Frank Bowling: The Mother’s House Paintings

Research Seminar – Grace Aneiza Ali

Space | Time | Life: a gathering

Conference

Wysing Arts Centre

Spirals, Orbs, Stars: Blake, Watts, and the Geometry of Creation

Research Lunch – Sarah Weston

Millais, un Peintre Hors du Temps: Writing about Victorian Art in France

Research Lunch – Sarah Gould

Paul Mellon Centre

Why Edwardian Baroque Architecture Matters: Empire, Identity, and Geo-political Rivalry

Research Seminar – Alex Bremner

A Body for Stubbs

Research Seminar – Iris Moon

Cosmetics, Beauty and the Nature of Renaissance Women

Research Seminar – Jill Burke