To celebrate the re-launch of Humanities Research Journal later this year we are inviting submissions for a special issue on the topic of ‘Public Humanities of the Future: Museums, Archives, Universities and Beyond’ (working title). Special […]
(Level B) $100,933 to $119,391 per annum plus an employer contribution of up to 17% superannuation may apply. Fixed term, full-time opportunity available from January 2022 for 4.5 years. Deadline: January 4th 2022 The School […]
In 2005, the Director of the National Gallery, London, signalled the long-standing eclipse of sculpture in favour of painting when he noted that “sculpture is what you fall over when you step back from the […]
For countries in Central Europe the revolution in 1989 meant a new freedom in cultural activity and artistic creation, the beginning of transparent principles in financing culture, the end of censorship, as well as unhampered […]
“The greatest thing that could happen to this State – and the Nation – is when we can get rid of the media. Then we could live in peace and tranquility, and no one would […]
Symposium | Friday 16th May 1:30pm Delve into the main themes of the show with papers presented by key international and local speakers. Venue: NGV International, 180 St Kilda Road, Clemenger BBDO Auditorium, Ground Level Bookings: Ph +61 […]
The Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge: a case study in the evolution of the art museum Dean’s Lecture | Duncan Robinson The Fitzwilliam Museum was founded in 1816 by the bequest made to the University of Cambridge by […]
The program for art history seminars at the University of Melbourne for semester 2 is below. All seminars are held in The Linkway, John Medley Building, 4th floor (running between the East and West Towers), […]
Colonial Art Exhibitions: Past, Present Future The last decade has witnessed a resurgence of interest in Australian colonial art, with an unprecedented number of important exhibitions being held in our major art galleries (national, state […]
The Exhibition-As-Medium, the Exhibition-As-Form – Three Principal Categories of Organisation: The Background, the Middle-ground and the Foreground Paul O’Neill Monash University Museum of Art, in conjunction with Iteration Again, is pleased to present a public lecture […]
