Thank you to everyone who submitted proposals for the student-led symposium 'Writing Irish Art History' on November 20 next in TRIARC : Trinity Irish Art Research Centre, Trinity College Dublin. We received a high volume of very interesting proposals. We have written to inform those whose submissions have been accepted.
We look forward to welcoming our keynote speakers Professor Tom Dunne (UCC) and Dr Róisín Kennedy (UCD) for what promises to be a very interesting day exploring current research on the historiography of Irish art, architecture and material culture.
A special word of thanks to Robert Ballagh for giving us permission to use an image of his silkscreen print 'Girl Looking at an Andy Warhol' on our promotional material.
We are also grateful to our sponsors TRIARC and Four Courts Press.
The programme with a schedule of presentations and abstracts will be posted here shortly.
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Thank you to those who have already submitted proposals for the Writing Irish Art History symposium on 20 November 2010. We are endeavouring to acknowledge your submission within three days. If you do not receive an email acknowledgment within this time, please contact us: writingirisharthistory@gmail.com
We welcome submissions from post-graduate and early-career researchers as well as independent historians with an interest in the historiography of Irish art, architecture and material culture.
Many different histories of Irish culture have been written. Exploring the methods and motivations of generations of authors continues to provide fruitful new areas for investigation. Some of the sources we have found useful in our research include: Gerald of Wales, William Camden, Geoffrey Keating, Donatus Mooney, Anthony Pasquin, James Barry, George Petrie, 19th century travel writers in Ireland as well as modern and contemporary writers.
More information on the venue location, travel etc etc will be posted in due course. Provisionally we anticipate that the day will run from approximately 10. 30 am to 3.30 pm.
We would like to thank our sponsors TRIARC : Trinity Irish Art Research Centre at Trinity College Dublin, and Four Courts Press, Dublin, one of Ireland's leading academic book publishers, for their generous support of this event.
Further information on our sponsors is available at:
www.triarc.ie
www.fourcourtspress.ie
We welcome submissions from post-graduate and early-career researchers as well as independent historians with an interest in the historiography of Irish art, architecture and material culture.
Many different histories of Irish culture have been written. Exploring the methods and motivations of generations of authors continues to provide fruitful new areas for investigation. Some of the sources we have found useful in our research include: Gerald of Wales, William Camden, Geoffrey Keating, Donatus Mooney, Anthony Pasquin, James Barry, George Petrie, 19th century travel writers in Ireland as well as modern and contemporary writers.
More information on the venue location, travel etc etc will be posted in due course. Provisionally we anticipate that the day will run from approximately 10. 30 am to 3.30 pm.
We would like to thank our sponsors TRIARC : Trinity Irish Art Research Centre at Trinity College Dublin, and Four Courts Press, Dublin, one of Ireland's leading academic book publishers, for their generous support of this event.
Further information on our sponsors is available at:
www.triarc.ie
www.fourcourtspress.ie
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
CFP: Writing Irish Art History, 20 November 2010
A call for papers will go out shortly for this student-led research symposium in Dublin on 20 November 2010.
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