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Call for Panels | The World in 24 Hours: An Art History and Curatorship conference | University of Melbourne

October 18, 2021Call for Papers

Call for panels is now open for The World in 24 Hours: An Art History and Curatorship conference to be held by the department of Art History at the University of Melbourne. The World in 24 Hours aims to provide a platform for researchers to share work that engages in local and international art historical discourse. Panel proposals are welcome from art historians and curators at the PhD/ECR (within 5 years post-PhD or equivalent) to contribute to our ambitious attempt to listen to and spotlight work done around the world, about the world, within a 24-hour period. Call for panels: http://24h-world.art/call-for-panels/ Conference […]

AAANZ 2021 CONFERENCE | IMPACT | Early Bird Registrations CLOSE 30 October

October 18, 2021AAANZ Conference

Early Bird registrations CLOSE 30 October for the 2021 AAANZ Conference, IMPACT The conference will be held online from Wednesday 8 December to Friday 10 December through The University of Sydney. If you are attending the conference as a Panel Convenor, a speaker or an audience member, you must register. One of our goals for AAANZ21 is to make the conference as accessible as possible. As such, we’ve done all we can to make registration prices as low as possible. Registration Costs To register for the conference, you must be a AAANZ member. You can join or renew your membership here All prices are […]

AAANZ | AIAH ART HISTORY RESEARCH GRANTS 2021 | Entries Open for 2021

October 18, 2021Funding

The AIAH Art History Research Grants are open to an art historian, early career researcher or PhD student in Art History in one of the following categories: Institutional art historian (i.e. working in an academic or cultural institution such as a university, art museum, public library) Independent art historian Emerging art historian (PhD student or Early Career Researcher in Art History i.e. PhD granted no earlier than 1 January 2016) Indigenous Australian, New Zealand Maori or Pasifika art historian There will be six scholarships awarded of $5,000. The AIAH Art History Research Grants ran in 2020 and the recipients can be viewed here: AIAH […]

AAANZ Research in Focus Prize | Entries Open for 2021

October 18, 2021Prizes

Entries are currently open for the 2021 Research in Focus Prize for PhDs and ECRs AAANZ is pleased to offer an opportunity for current and recently-completed PhD students to share their research and be considered for the $1,000 prize supported by Taylor and Francis. The Research in Focus Prize first ran in 2020. The winner and shortlist can be viewed here: Research in Focus Winner and Highly Commended 2020 The Prize will be announced along with the AWAPAs in December at the 2021 AAANZ Conference, hosted by the University Of Sydney. About the Prize This is an opportunity to reach […]

AAANZ 2021 CONFERENCE | IMPACT | UPDATE

October 11, 2021AAANZ Conference

The date of our online conference draws nearer, and we’re really excited to be bringing together an amazing cohort of art historians, curators and artists from across the region. Some updates on our planning below! The Conference Organisers Panel Schedule Now Available The scheduling of conference panels is now complete – thank you to all our dedicated Panel Convenors and speakers for your help with this process! You can view the complete schedule of panels and speakers via the link below. A complete list of speakers is also available here. VIEW SCHEDULE Register Now! To enjoy this amazing program, make […]

AAANZ Research in Focus Prize | Entries Open for 2021

October 11, 2021Prizes

AAANZ 2021 CONFERENCE | IMPACT | Early Bird Registrations CLOSE 30 October

October 11, 2021AAANZ Conference

Early Bird registrations are now open for the 2021 AAANZ Conference, IMPACT The conference will be held online from Wednesday 8 December to Friday 10 December through The University of Sydney. If you are attending the conference as a Panel Convenor, a speaker or an audience member, you must register. One of our goals for AAANZ21 is to make the conference as accessible as possible. As such, we’ve done all we can to make registration prices as low as possible. Registration Costs To register for the conference, you must be a AAANZ member. You can join or renew your membership here All prices are […]

Grounded in Place: Dialogues Between First Nations Artists from Australia, Taiwan and Aotearoa

October 5, 2021News

Register here 7-9 October 2021 This online symposium is a conversation between 15 First Nations artists, curators, and filmmakers, along with non-Indigenous scholars and museum professionals from Australia, Taiwan, Aotearoa, and the Philippines. It offers a space where First Nations creative practitioners who have not met, can gather, share ideas and insights, and develop connections. We hope these conversations will inspire new ideas and generate opportunities for future dialogue and exchange. This sharing of knowledge will also help build networks and foster cultural understanding and cooperation between our countries. The theme explores our relationship to the “land” from the standpoint […]

ANZJA Current Issue | Vol 21 Issue 1 2021 | Shifting the Ground: Rethinking Chinese Art

October 4, 2021ANZJA

ANZJA Current Issue | Vol 21 Issue 1 2021 | Shifting the Ground: Rethinking Chinese Art Editors: Claire Roberts, Mark K. Erdmann, Genevieve Trail Link to Vol. 21.1 at Taylor and Francis Articles The Role of Visual Evidence in a New Perspective on Chinese Art History: A Study of Ōmura Seigai’s Two Histories of Chinese Art Goto Ryoko (Translated by Olivier Krisher) Language and Chinese Art History Minyuan Hu Material Chineseness: Ink and Porcelain in Contemporary Art beyond National Borders Alex Burchmore The Absurd and the Surreal: Photographic Works of Deng Nan-guang and Chang Chao-tang as Artistic Self-Constructs of the […]

AAANZ October Newsletter

October 4, 2021News

The AAANZ October Newsletter is available to read here The Newsletter opens with the Presidents Report and contains updates regarding the Association. This includes the conference, awards and prizes, journal and the Indigenising Working Group. Updates from the regions include publication news, appointments, seminars and courses from the Australian Capital Territory, Aotearoa New Zealand, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia.