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TRAVELING ART HISTORIES: CIRCULATION OF IDEAS, FORMS AND OBJECTS
CIRCULATION OF IDEAS, FORMS AND OBJECTS
PRESENTATION
The Centre for Art History and Artistic Research (CHAIA) of the University of Évora and the Art History Institute (IHA) of the New University of Lisbon are implementing a partnership with the research group MODOS (Art Histories: ways of seeing, exhibit and understanding), that brings together six Brazilian post-graduation programmes in visual arts (PPGAV-UFRJ, PPGAV-Unicamp, PPG-Arte-UnB, PPGAV-UFRGS, PPGAV-UFBA, PPGARTES-UERJ), with the goal of promote Luso-Brazilian research projects in the art history domain.
PROPOSAL
We are accustomed to consider the artwork in the immobility of museums, when circulation is an inherent part of their nature as things of the world, in front of their political, economic, social and cultural reality. Art works, artists and public are travelers. We are all travelers. We live in travel times.
The travel, in its various aspects and variants, can be invoked as a means to understand the circulation of forms and ideas between regions, states and continents that led to changes in the ways of doing and thinking art. The travels of exploration, knowledge and formation, the travels of territorial, commercial and territorial influence expansion, the playful journey: war and diplomacy, commerce, empires and globalization, centers of artistic production and formation, the Grand Tour, tourism, etc.
The travels, through the possibility of the discovery of the other, contribute to the redefinition and construction of artistic identities, by opposition or contact zones that create an aesthetic specificity through a historical theory, a process of heritization, creation or integration of/in a museum or collection.
Therefore the importance of travel as a key concept for the historical understanding of artistic objects, their reception and perception, their conservation and exhibition, the changes they have played and represented in different historical periods.
The research group MODOS, the CHAIA/UÉ and the IHA/UNL invite researchers to submit unpublished papers in order to think and debate the circulation of ideas, forms and objects from a critical and contemporary view concerning the traveling art histories.
THEMATIC LINES
- Elective affinities: the travel as artistic education.
- Poetic tours: the travel as creative device.
- Travel, alterity and identity: historiography of art, heritage, museums and collections.
- Mobility and migrations: temporal and spatial disjunctions in face of the erosion of cultural barriers.
- From empires to globalization: trade, war and diplomacy.
- Explorers and scientists: other territories, other knowledge.
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Maria de Fátima Morethy Couto (Unicamp)
Maria João Neto (ARTIS/University of Lisbon)
Marize Malta (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)
Michael Asbury (University of Arts London)
Paulo Simões Rodrigues (CHAIA/University of Évora)
Raquel Henriques da Silva (IHA/New University of Lisbon)
CALENDAR
February 21 - March 30: call of papers.
April 1 - 20: paper selection.
April 26 - 30: notification of paper acceptance and alterations requests.
May 15 - final program and summary book.
June 15 - registration deadline.
REGISTRATION
1 – Sign up at https://sge.uevora.pt (a confirmation email will be sent to you in order to complete your registration)
2 – Login at https://sge.uevora.pt and then go to HISTÓRIAS DA ARTE EM VIAGEM: CIRCULAÇÃO DE IDEIAS, FORMAS, OBJECTOS - I Colóquio luso-brasileiro ARTE ENTREMUNDOS - V Encontro do grupo MODOS
3 – On the right side of the page choose “Register”
4 – After registration choose “Confirm Registration”
5 – After confirming your registration, select the option “Confirm Payment” and you will be asked for your billing details and the uploading of your proof of payment.
For any queries please contact the Conference Secretariat at chaia@uevora.pt
Registration Fees:
Participation: 45 euros.
Participation (Students): 30 euros
Attendance: 25 euros
Attendance (Students): 15 euros
PUBLISHING NORMS
The texts for publication should be sent to the e-mail histiasdaarteemviagem@gmail.com until October 1, 2018 with the following format:
Title in uppercase, with arial font, size 12, bold, aligned to the left;
Author (s), two spaces below the title, arial font, size 11, aligned to the right;
Text, three spaces below the author, up to 10 pages with images, notes and bibliographic references; margins at 2.5cm; arial font, size 11; space 1,5; paragraph without indentation, justified; separation between paragraphs with double spacing.
Citation with more than 3 lines, use 4 cm indentation, size 9.
For references, use author / data system - (SOUSA, 2009: 34).
Explanatory notes and bibliographic references in the end of the text, arial font, size 9, single space.
Do not number the pages.
Maximum of 4 images (300dpi or 1024 pixels in the smallest dimension), with caption and credits below the image, centralized, with arial font, size 9, single space. The location of the images should be indicated in the text and the image files must be sent separately in JPEG, identified with the respective number in the text.
After the bibliographical references, include, after two double spaces, a brief curriculum of the author(s) with a maximum of 8 lines, arial font, size 10, with single space.
The texts must follow the new orthographic norms and be submitted for revision, since the authors will be fully responsible for the content of their writings. Authorizations for use of images are also a responsibility of the author(s).
