🖼️ Image Credit:
Manuel Barrón y Carrillo, View of the River Guadalquivir, 1854, Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga
#CFP #CallForPapers #ArchitectureHistory #ArchitecturalHistory #AtlanticWorld #Transatlantic #ArchitectureResearch #AcademicConference #ArchitectsTravel #HistoryOfArchitecture
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Submission guidelines
📄 Abstract: max. 2,500 characters
👤 Short bio: max. 500 characters
🖼 2 representative images
📚 Reference bibliography
📅 Deadline: March 15, 2026
🔗Learn more: arthist.net/archive/51844
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Selected papers will be presented in person or online and considered for publication in the book series I viaggi dell’architetto (Campisano Editore, Rome).
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Topics may address:
✈️ Architectural travel between Europe and the Americas
🌎 Transatlantic networks and circulations of architectural ideas
🏛 Identity formation after independence in the Americas
📚 Pan-American architectural culture
🔄 Exchanges, influences, and conflicts across the Atlantic
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This conference explores the role of architects’ journeys and transatlantic exchanges in shaping architectural culture between the Americas and Europe from the mid-18th century to the present.
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📣 Call for Papers | Atlantic Circulations
📍 Seville, Spain | 🗓 June 4–5, 2026
We invite submissions for the international congress “Atlantic Circulations: Architecture and Travel between the Americas and Europe from the 18th Century.”
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Discover new perspectives on one of Spain’s most intriguing artists and the vibrant artistic networks of his time.
🔗 Learn more: meadowsmuseumdallas.org/cal/luis-mar...
#ArtHistory #RaimundoDeMadrazo #MeadowsMuseum #LuisMartinLectureSeries #ArtLectures #SpanishArt #MuseumEvents
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🎟 $60 for the series
✨ Free for museum members (Individual level and above) and SMU students, faculty, and staff
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March 27
Raimundo Madrazo and Luis Jiménez Aranda: Opportunities and Challenges of an Expatriate Life
with Elizabeth Boone, Professor of the History of Art, Design, and Visual Culture, University of Alberta
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March 20
Tío Raimundo: Congruences and Contrasts between Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo and Raimundo Madrazo y Garreta
with Wendy Ligon Smith, Assistant Professor, University of Virginia
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March 13
Through Rose-Colored Glasses: Raimundo de Madrazo’s Social Fantasies
with Oscar Vázquez, Professor of Art History, University of Illinois
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Join us this March for three fascinating lectures exploring the art, life, and cultural world of Raimundo de Madrazo—connected to the Meadows Museum’s current exhibition. Leading scholars will dive into themes of artistic identity, social imagination, and expatriate life in the 19th century.
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🎨 Luis Martín Lecture Series in the Humanities at the Meadows Museum: Raimundo de Madrazo
🗓 Fridays | March 13, 20 & 27
⏰ 10:30–11:30 AM (CDT)
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Image credit: Juan de la Corte, Fiesta en la Plaza Mayor, c. 1630, Museo de Historia de Madrid.
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🔗 Zoom Details
Topic: SIGA Annual Business Meeting | 6 March 2026
Time: Mar 6, 2026 | 09:00 AM PST
🔗❓Looking for the Zoom link? Check your inbox for the email sent by our secretary Luis Gordo Peláez on Monday, March 2!
We look forward to seeing you there!
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📌 In preparation, please review the documents sent out via the listserve:
• The 2025 Annual Meeting Minutes
• The 2026 Meeting Agenda
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✨ It’s that time of year! ✨
Join us for the SIGA Annual Business Meeting this Friday, March 6, 2026, from 9:00–10:00 AM (PST) — held virtually via Zoom.
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#Postdoc #ArtHistory #EarlyModern #MediterraneanStudies #AcademicJobs #EPFL #HistoryOfArt #HeritageStudies #FullyFunded
Image credit: Francesco Rosselli, Tavola Strozzi, Naples in the 15th century, 1472, Museo Nazionale di San Martino.
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📑 Application materials (single PDF):
• 1-page letter of interest
• 2–4 page research proposal
• 20–40 page writing sample
• CV (max. 3 pages)
• Names/contact info for two references
🔗Learn more: arthist.net/archive/51671
Tag a colleague who should apply 👇
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The field is broadly defined, and proposed research projects are welcome across the early modern Mediterranean world. Projects may extend beyond the dissertation or develop a publication plan building on it. Knowledge of French is not required for evaluation (language courses are available).
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🌍 Field: Art & architecture of the early modern Mediterranean world (1100–1700)
🎓 Eligibility: Ph.D. in hand or expected by October 1 2026
📅 New Deadline: March 15, 2026
📍 Location: Lausanne, Switzerland
💰 Salary: 88,000 CHF (standard EPFL postdoctoral rate, 2026)
📄 Term: One year, renewable
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UPDATED DUE DATE!
📣✨ Two funded postdoc positions✨📣
Two fully funded postdoctoral positions are now open at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), beginning September 1, 2026, in History, Theory, and Heritage. Fellows will work closely with Cammy Brothers.
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🗓️ Application Deadline: March 16, 2026
📍 Location: Lawrence, Kansas, USA
🔗To learn more: arthist.net/archive/51704
🖼️Image Credit: Unknown maker from Barcelona, Reliquary of the True Cross, circa 1500, Spencer Museum of Art.
🌟 Exciting Opportunity Alert! 🌟
The Spencer Museum of Art at the University of Kansas is hiring a Curator for Research!
Join them in advancing interdisciplinary arts research and making a lasting impact in the academic art world.
🖼 Image credit: 13th-century miniature of Queen Urraca presiding at Court, from the Tumbo A codex, Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.
#MedievalStudies #QueenUrraca #MedievalHistory #ArtHistory #MadridEvents
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📍 March 3
Auditorium, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)
C/ Serrano, 117 – Madrid
📍 March 4–5
Conference Hall, Museo Arqueológico Nacional
C/ Serrano, 13 – Madrid
📩 Contact & information: Urraca2026@gmail.com
🎟 Free admission until capacity is reached
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Bringing together written sources and material culture, the conference explores how rulers contemporary with Urraca constructed and displayed authority, as well as the cross-cultural and long-distance networks that shaped power in the medieval world.
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Organized by SIGA member Therese Martin, this conference commemorates the 900th anniversary of the death of Urraca of León-Castile (r. 1109–1126) and offers a fresh perspective on the exercise of power in the first quarter of the twelfth century.
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👑 International Conference
Who Ruled the World? Queen Urraca and Her Contemporaries in the Early Twelfth Century 👑
📅 March 3–5, 2026
📍 Madrid
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Learn more: 🔗https://arthist.net/archive/51799
#CallForPapers #ArtMarket #ArtHistory #DigitalHumanities #Revolutions #SothebysInstitute #CFP #AcademicConference #GlobalArtMarket
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