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Conferences and Symposia
United States
Sixteenth-Century Studies Conference
San Juan, Puerto Rico, October 24-27, 2013.
Only Connect: Physical and Sensory Engagement in Northern European Devotional Art and Architecture. HNA-sponsored session; chair: Laura Gelfand (Caine College of the Arts, Utah State University)
The Art of Martyrdom in the Early Modern Low Countries. HNA-sponsored session; chair: Sarah Moran (University of Bern).
Europe
Jacob Jordaens: Werkgenese – Veränderung – Restaurierung
Museum Fridericianum, Kassel, May 6-7, 2013. Organized by the German Association of Conservators supported by Museumslandschaft Hessen in conjunction with the exhibition Jordaens und die Antike (see under Exhibitions).
Registration: http://www.restauratoren.de
Justus Lange (Kassel), 250 Jahre Jordaens in Kassel. Sammeln, Präsentieren, Erforschen, Bewahren.
Nils Büttner (Stuttvart), Mythos Atelier? Von Jordaens bis zur Moderne.
Elmer Kolfin (Amsterdam), “Excellent peintre en grand”: Jordaens’ Reputation in the Dutch Republic c. 1640-1680.
Esther Meier (Dortmund), Jacob Jordaens’ Vita in der “Teutschen Akademie”.
Peter Carpreau (Leuven), The “Nachleben” of Jordaens. An Inquiry Based on Auction Prices.
Ivo Mohrmann and Monika Kammer (Dresden), Kunsttechnologische Auswertung von Röntgenbildern. Elf Gemälde von Jacob Jordaens und seiner Werkstatt aus der Sammlung der MHK.
Thomas Krämer (Kassel), Leinwand und Grundierung im Röntgenbild. Kunsttechnologische und restaurierungsgeschichtliche Betrachtung der Kasseler Gemälde von Jordaens und seiner Werkstatt.
Don Johnson (Houston), Thread Count Analysis of Jordeans’ Paintings on Canvas.
Timo Trümper (Gotha) and Christiane Ehrenforth (Kassel), Das Kasseler “Bohnenfest”. Ursprung und Vermittlung einer Bildidee sowie neueste Erkenntnisse zur komplexen Werkgenese.
Margriet van Eikema Hommes (Delft) and Lidwien Speleers (The Hague), The Two Most Important Commissions of Jacob Jordaens in the Northern Netherlands, the Oranjezaal (1649 and 1652) and the Town Hall of Amsterdam.
Jørgen Wadum (Copenhagen), Solid Flesh. Aspects of Jordaens’ Painting Technique.
Troels Filtenborg (Copenhagen) and Johanneke Verhave (Rotterdam), “The Ferry Boat”. Dating the Additions of a Complex Painting.
Anne Sanden and Lucy Davis (London), “The Allegory of Fruitfulness” of the Wallace Collection and Its Conservation Treatment.
Toshiharu Nakamura (Kyoto), The “Penitent Magdalene” from the
Former Joseph Robinson Collection: Young van Dyck Working up Rubens’ Conception.
Louise Decq, H. Dubois, S. Saverwijns, S. Swinnen and D. Christiaens (Brussels), The Antwerp Maagdenhuis “Washing and Anointing of the Body of Christ”: A Case Study of Jordaens’ Complex Modifications of His Own Work. Genesis and Conservation.
Sebastian Done (Kassel), Die pluripotente Zeichnung. Anstückungen in der Kompositionspraxis von Jacob Jordaens.
Babette Hartwieg (Berlin), Formatveränderungen bei Rubens. Beobachtungen an den Beständen der Gemäldegalerie Berlin.
The Image of the City Transformed 15th – 18th Century
MAS Antwerp, May 23-24, 2013
www.thecitytransformed.eu
info@thecitytransformed.eu
Werner Oechslin (ETH Zürich), 'Embellissement' and the Uprising Image of the Town within the City.
Kristiaan Borret (City Architect of Antwerp): Imagining the City Today. The Urban Regeneration of Antwerp.
Katrien Lichtert (U Ghent), The Artist, the City and the Urban Theatre: Early Modern Representations of the Urban Landscape in Context (Southern Netherlands - Second Half of the 16th Century).
Jelle De Rock (U Ghent), Between Reality and Ideal: The Image of the City in Late Medieval Netherlandish Panel Painting.
Jan Parmentier (MAS Museum Antwerp), Images of Cities in Travelogues and Diaries.
M. Trachtenberg (New York University), Dominion of the Eye: Transformation of Early Modern Florence.
Barbara Uppenkamp (University of Kassel), Visual and Physical Transformations of Wolfenbüttel in the 16th and 17th Centuries.
Martha Pollak (University of Illinois, Chicago), The Bastioned System as a Transformer of City Images.
Piet Lombaerde (University of Antwerp - University College Artesis), Transformation of City Images: The Case of Antwerp during its Golden Age.
Jaap Evert Abrahamse (Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands), From Small Town to Merchant Metropolis. Amsterdam as an Example of Early Modern City Planning.
Christopher Heuer (Princeton University), The Renaissance of Savannah's City Image.
Alex Werner (Museum of London), A Commercial Aesthetics and the Rebuilding of the Image of London 1670-1810.
Helena Murteira (Centro de História da Arte e Investigação Artística, Universidade de Évora), Alexandra Gago da Câmara (Universidade Aberta, Centro de História da Arte e Investigação Artística, Universidade de Évora) and Paulo Simões Rodrigues (Centro de História da Arte e Investigação Artística (CHAIA), Universidade de Évora), Myth and Reason: Lisbon's Image before and after the 1755 Earthquake.
Positioning Academic Heritage. Challenges for Universities, Museums and Society
Het Pand, Ghent, November 18-20, 2013
http://www.sciencemuseum.ugent.be/colloquium/index.html
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