PROGRAMME

Thursday, 26th May

13:00–13:30 Registration

13:30–14:00 Welcome Speech

Chair: Mina Mušinović

14:00–14:30
Petja Grafenauer, Marilena Vecco, Andrej Srakar / Ljubljana, Rotterdam, Ljubljana
Slovenian Women Visual Artists and their Role throughout History: A Network Analysis Perspective

14:30–15:00
Glafki Gotsi / Thessaloniki
The Art Historical Research on Women and Art in 19th and 20th Century Greece: Reflections on its Present and Future

15:00–15:30 Coffee Break

Chair: Aleksandra Gačić

15:30–16:00
Ruth Baumeister / Aarhus
Power Relations within the Situationist International

16:00–16:30
Nataša Ivanović / Ljubljana
Power Exchange within Collaborative Heterosexual Artist Couples: Example of Ida Barbarigo and Zoran Mušič

16:30–17:00
Slađana Mitrović / Ljubljana
Woman Creation of the Artistic Body

17:00–17:30
Chiara Iorino / Lucca
From Protest to Image of Appropriation: A Feminist Example

17:30–18:00 Discussion

18:00–19:00 Evening Cocktail

19:00
Theater Performance - Teja Reba / Ljubljana
Made with Love (Delo Iz Ljubezni)
(Performance followed by discussion with artists)


Friday, 27th May

10:00–10:30
Jana Mršnik, Tanja Nuša Kočevar / Ljubljana
Woven on Skin, Illumed in Space
Presentation of Student Work (Students of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering and their mentors)

10:30–11:00
Tanja Tasev / Ljubljana
Female Art Historian in a Male-Dominated Architecture Renovation Practice
Interview

Chair: Vladimir Mladenović

11:00–11:30
Marta Vukotić Lazar, Dijana Milašinović Marić / Belgrade
Limited Creativity: Women in the Serbian Architecture from the 19th Century to Date

11:30–12:00
Tina Potočnik / Ljubljana
Designing a Modern Town within a Domestic Scope

12:00–12:30 Coffee Break

Chair: Slađana Mitrović

12:30–13:00
Sabine Hirzer / Graz
Women at Arms: Visualisations of Women with Weapons in Art and Media

13:00–13:30
Mina Mušinović / Aberdeen
An (Un)Expected Hero. Reflection on Partisan Woman 1941–1945

13:30–15:00 Lunch Break


Chair: Nataša Ivanović

15:00–15:30
Wendy Wiertz / Leuven
Only Amateurs! Aristocratic Women Artists During the 19th Century

15:30–16:00
Maria Valentina Davila / Montreal
A Crystal Palace for the Ladies: The Role of Victorian Women in the 1851 Great Exhibition

16:00–16:30 Coffee Break

Chair: Petja Grafenauer

16:30–17:00
Rakhee Balaram / New York
Amrita Sher-Gil In Hungary: A View of two Girls (1939)

17:00–17:30
Nathalie C. Dimic / Düsseldorf
Mirroring, Masquerading and Self-Observation. Self-Portraits of Female Photographers in the Nineteen-Twenties and Thirties

17:30–18:00
Christina Löw / Cologne
Through The Eyes of Men: Illustration of Aristophanes' Lysistrata (1890–1950)

18:00–18:30 Concluding Discussion


18:30
Invited Lecture - Svetlana Slapšak / Ljubljana
The Non-Body: How the Patriarchal Culture Identified the Woman's Body with Abstract Notions?