Feminist history and historiography, and cultural heritage, the seventies.
An open FLAME seminar.

Organizers: FLAME – The Feminist Legacy in Art Museums
–a research project sponsored by the Research Council of Norway
Ulla Angkjær-Jørgensen: Project Leader and Sigrun Åsebø, Co-Leader.

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PROGRAM:

0930-0945 Welcome!

0945-1015 Professor Emerita Griselda Pollock, University of Leeds, UK (pre-recorded video). Afghan Coats, Motorbikes and Shock, or, What made a feminist 1970s possible (in art and art history)

1015-1045 Professor Marsha Meskimmon, Loughborough University, UK. Peace and Planet: Transhemispheric Historiography for Feminisms and Art
1045-1100 Questions

1100-1130 Professor Katy Deepwell, Middlesex University, UK, (via video link). The problem of nationalism in feminist art histories, even in the 1970s!
1130-1145 Questions

1145-1215 Associate Professor Jessica Sjöholm Skrubbe, Stockholm University, SE. Bodily fragments. Barbro Bäckström, Britt-Ingrid Persson, and feminist art histories
1215-1230 Questions

1230-1330 Lunch break

1330-1400 Associate Professor Fabienne Dumont, Université Rennes 2, FR. Feminism and Art in France in the 1970s: History and Methods
1400-1415 Questions

1415-1445 Associate Professor Malene Vest Hansen, University of Copenhagen, DK. How contemporary art changed art history: some thoughts on feminist art and the academic field.
1445-1500 Questions

1500-1515 Coffee break
1515-1545 Associate Professor Stockholm University/Professor Södertörn University, SE. Katarina Wadstein MacLeod, Retreiving Solidarity from the Archives
1545-1600 Questions
1600-1630 Concluding remarks