Lectureship in global early modern art (1400-1750)
The School of Art History has a five-year, fixed term vacancy for a full-time Lecturer in global early modern art. Application deadline: 1st October 2021.
School news
Have a look at the School of Art History's Research lecture series for 2021-22!
All research lectures will take place online using Microsoft Teams. Click through to see the schedule
Join us 14 August -16 October for: Life Support: Forms of Care in Art and Activism
Visit this exhibition at the Glasgow Women's Library
New Lecturer appointed in Iranian Islamic Art
We are delighted to welcome Dr Yusen Yu as our new Lecturer in Iranian Islamic art from September 2021
Join us July 23 for: Photographic Art Reproductions, from 1839 to the Present
Co-organized by the University of St Andrews (UK) and the Centre André Chastel (France)
Dar to Dunoon: Modern African Art from the Argyll Collection 21 May to 13 June 2021
Dar to Dunoon is the culmination of a research project, began in 2018 by Dr. Kate Cowcher and involving two then Art History undergraduates, Meredith Loper and Elikem Logan.
EU-LAC Museums - Museums, Community & Sustainability in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, has been shortlisted for a Europa Nostra Ilucidare Award
Shortlisted for Cultural Heritage-led International Relations
Join us June 17-18 for: Pluriversality at Play: Art and material culture in the thirteenth-century Mediterranean
This workshop, organised by Dr Anthi Andronikou, aims to relocate regional arts and cultures within a broader Mediterranean context from an interdisciplinary point of view.
Call for Papers: Photographic Art Reproductions, from 1839 to the Present
The University of St Andrews, in conjunction with Centre André Chastel, are inviting submissions for 'Photographic Art Reproductions, from 1839 to the Present'
Grassroots: Artmaking and Political Struggle
Online event series: Thursdays 29th April, 13th May and 3rd June 2021 School of Art History, University of St Andrews and Kettle's Yard, University of Cambridge