27 januari 2023 | Design Museum, Den Bosch
De sectie toegepaste kunst en historische interieurs organiseert haar volgende sectiedag op 23 januari 2022, in samenwerking met het Design Museum in Den Bosch. Deze dag zal aandacht schenken aan de rol van de tekenkunst in de toegepaste kunsten.
The next OSK PhD meet & greet will take place in Utrecht on Friday 18 November 2022, 13.30-18.00hrs.
In the new OSK series Object Dialogues RMa students and PhDs present their research in tandem with professionals from the field. Are you doing object-based research for an internship or within the framework of your thesis? Or have you come across an object you would like to research, but have not yet found time to do so? Would you like the opportunity to discuss methods and outcomes with a curator or art-history professor? The OSK invites you to organize an Object Dialogues session for ECTS, to be held online for the OSK community and your peers.
In the new OSK series Scholars in Dialogue RMa students and PhDs organize interviews with professionals or academics who have been an inspiration in their studies or research. Who are the most interesting scholars working in your field? Whose scholarship has provided you with interesting concepts or methods? Whose exhibition, museum presentation, book or article changed your thinking about your own work? This is your chance to have a one-on-one dialogue with your favorite curator or art historian within the framework of an OSK Scholars in Dialogue session, organized by you for ECTS and held online for the OSK community and your peers.
Friday 10 and 17 February 2023 | Utrecht University
This seminar will address these and related issues (including anachronism, period eye, and reception theory) by examining current debates on the relationship of historical to modern art and looking at recent transhistorical museum exhibitions (Base in the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; The Shape of Time, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, 2018; Remix, Wereldmuseum, Rotterdam, 2021, Louvre Lens, and all exhibitions in the Frans Hals Museum). Contemporary art based on masterpieces of the past (such as of Fiona Tan, Francis Alÿs and Kara Walker) and artists interventions will also be discussed.
July 2023, 7-11 June 2023 | Leiden University & Copenhagen
In this summer school we will critically re-examine some of the major perceptions of “modernism” in relation to the emerging studies and theories in a global perspective.
Digitaal via Zoom | 3 november 2022 | 19:00-21:00
Georganiseerd door Jong VNK en OSK
Jong VNK organiseert in samenwerking met de Onderzoeksschool Kunstgeschiedenis (OSK) een avond over promoveren in de kunstgeschiedenis. Tijdens dit online evenement zal het onderwerp uitgebreid worden verkend.
January 2023 | NIKI – Florence, Italy
This Winterschool will explore the interdisciplinary potential of the approach and the inspiration art history and related fields such as musicology can draw from it.
18-20 April 2022 | Groningen-Friesland
During this course, students of all areas of the discipline (medieval, early modern, modern & contemporary art, architectural studies, design and applied arts, museum studies, art theory, technical art history etc.) are familiarized with recent approaches to materials and concepts of materiality that have entered art history from other disciplines, as well as those theories and methodologies, developed within.
9 november 2022 | Universiteit van Amsterdam
Ter gelegenheid van zijn emeritaat zal prof. dr. Frans Grijzenhout, hoogleraar Kunstgeschiedenis, in het bijzonder die van de nieuwere tijd, op woensdag 9 november 2022 om 16.30 uur zijn afscheidscollege geven, getiteld Aanzien doet gedenken.
29 September 2022 | 16.30-19.00 | University of Amsterdam
You are cordially invited to attend our first OSK Community Event in 2022. This afternoon of drinks and networking is meant to bring together the various stakeholders involved in the OSK: research master’s students and PhDs, coordinators, teachers, members of the Advisory Board and our partner institutions, as well as the chairs of our various research platforms.
29 September 2022 | The Brakke Grond, Nes 43 Amsterdam
New RMa students (cohort 22-23) are invited to our introductory meeting.
Op woensdag 7 september 2022 organiseert de OSK-sectie Atelierpraktijken en geschiedenis van de kunstproductie een sectiedag, en op donderdag 8 september een workshop samen met het DURARE-project ( https://durare.sites.uu.nl ).
Het is mogelijk om je enkel aan te melden voor de sectiedag van 7 september.
Het aantal deelnemers voor de workshop op 8 september is zeer beperkt (maximaal 16). Deelname voor 8 september kan alleen in combinatie met deelname op 7 september. Voor 8 september is namelijk de voorkennis van 7 september nodig.
April-May 2023
The seminar explores different ways of structuring a PhD thesis in art history or history of architecture. Participants examine and discuss published examples and also present the (provisory) structure of their own thesis for further discussion. The course is useful for PhD candidates in their second or third year and for those working on the definitive structure of their thesis.
April – June 2023 | Radboud University, Nijmegen
This intensive course surveys how Netherlandish paintings were produced, and why this information can be of critical importance for art historians. Topics will include: the division of labour within a workshop, how to ‘read’ X-radiographs and infrared reflectograms, and how to interpret the results of dendrochronological analysis.