Branching Out: Botany and the Sculptural Object

Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

Saturday, October 27, 2012

This conference examines the ways in which botany has acted as a continuing source of inspiration in sculpture, concentrating on sculpture produced between the mid-nineteenth and mid-twentieth century.

Please consult the following website for the complete Call for Papers:

http://www.henry-moore.org//hmi/research/calls-for-papers/branching-out-botany-and-the-sculptural-object

Deadline for submissions is Monday 2 April 2012. To apply, please send a 300 word abstract and one page CV to Dr Elizabeth McCormick, Henry Moore Institute Post-Doctoral Research Fellow: elizabethhenry-moore.org.

Conference Convenors: Dr Edward Juler and Dr Marion Endt-Jones, both Henry Moore Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellows.