Past Events

Activating Art History: 50 Years of the Paul Mellon Centre Grants & Fellowships Programme

Call for Papers

Architectural History after Summerson

Lecture – Steven Brindle

Paul Mellon Centre

British Artists and Generational Identity

Call for Papers

*Postponed* Ceramics in Britain, 1750 to now

Public Lecture Course

Paul Mellon Centre

Keith Arnatt’s Conceptualist Critique of Conceptual Art

Research Lunch – Christian Berger

Paul Mellon Centre

ECR Exhibition Tour: British Baroque

ECRN Events

Tate Britain

Pre-Raphaelite Gold

Research Lunch – Tara Contractor

Paul Mellon Centre

**Event Postponed** Entangled Histories of British Art

Lecture – Dorothy Price

Paul Mellon Centre

Radical Materialities: Linder and Companion Histories

Conference

*Postponed* ECR: Research and Curating

ECRN Events

Paul Mellon Centre

*Postponed* Accommodating the Picturesque: The Country Houses of James Wyatt, John Nash and Sir John Soane, 1793–1815

Research Lunch – Rebecca Tropp

Paul Mellon Centre

*Postponed* Video Activism in London: 1969–1993

Research Lunch – Ed Webb-Ingall

Paul Mellon Centre

William Etty and the Classical Body

Podcast – Cora Gilroy-Ware, Mary Beard

British Art and Natural Forces: A State of the Field Research Programme

Call for Papers, Conference

“What Will Survive of Us Is Love”: Memory and Emotion in Late-Medieval England

Podcast – Jessica Barker

British Art and Natural Forces: Cover Commission for the Online Journal British Art Studies

Call for Papers

“Starting from that earth”: Humanized Landscape, Rastafarian Painting and Anticolonial Visions in 1970s Kingston

Research Lunch – Adrienne Rooney

The English Carthusians and the Art of Abstinence

Podcast – Julian Luxford

Walking the Streets: William Hogarth’s The Four Times of Day (1736–1738)

Public Lecture Course – Mark Hallett

Uncertain Grounds and Absent Figures in Tina’s Keane’s Faded Wallpaper (1988)

Research Lunch – Evelyn Whorrall-Campbell

Hard Times and Late Victorian Art

Podcast – Alex Potts

‘What Comes Next?': Careers in Art History

DRN Events, ECRN Events

Variations on a Theme: Richard Wilson’s The White Monk (c. 1755–1765)

Public Lecture Course – Martin Postle

Exploring London's Art Scene in the 1960s

Podcast – Lisa Tickner, Mark Hallett

All Done from Nature: George Stubbs’s Whistlejacket (1762)

Public Lecture Course – Martin Postle

“Things in their natural surroundings”?: Marketing the British Country House as Home

Podcast – Kate Retford

The Artist as Intellectual: Joshua Reynolds’s Self-Portrait as President of the Royal Academy (1780)

Public Lecture Course – Martin Postle

The Medicinal Garden

Podcast – Clare Hickman, Claire Preston, Carole Rawcliffe

Displaying the Hero: John Singleton Copley’s The Death of Major Peirson (1784)

Public Lecture Course – Mark Hallett

*Postponed* The Waitresses in Scotland, 1978

Research Lunch – Harry Weeks

Making an Impact: Thomas Lawrence’s Arthur Atherley (1792)

Public Lecture Course – Mark Hallett

Art Criticism and the Pandemic

Workshop – Chris McCormack, Jade Montserrat, Khairani Barokka, David Dibosa, Juliet Jacques, Bárbara Rodríguez Muñoz, Rehana Zaman, Larne Abse Gogarty, Robert McRuer, Neo Sinoxolo Musangi, Marina Vishmidt

Georgian Provocations: A Conversation

Public Lecture Course

The Doctoral Researchers Summer Symposium 2020

DRN Events

'Dying a Very British Death: Ecstatic Antibodies and the Possibilities of Censorship of Queer Art in Britain, c.1990'

Research Lunch – Theo Gordon

Damaged & Destroyed: Stories of Preservation and Loss from the Photographic Archive.

Display – Freddie Pegram

London, Asia, Art, Worlds

Call for Papers

Redefining the British Decorative Arts

Call for Papers

British Art and Ecology: Andrew Patrizio in Conversation

ECRN Events

Geomorphic Forces

Conference, Lecture