CFP: Nationalism, Regionalism and Internationalism
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CALL FOR PAPERS
Nationalism, Regionalism and Internationalism
Barber Insitute of Art, Birmingham University, 31st March 2007, ResearchExchange.
The AHRC inititive, the Research Exchange, exists in order to share information between art history departments in the South of Britain. We invite proposals of around 400 words from all Ph.D. students in the fieldsof visual culture for 20 minute paper presentations and posters on the themes of Nationalism, Regionalism and Internationalism. This conference offers an opportunity to not only present their work in a formal setting but could also help to answer questions about identity through a diverse range of disciplines eg. the built environment, fine art and material culture.
Proposals for papers should be submitted to Camilla Smith(parker_bowles@gmx.net ) and Charlotte Gore (CLG609@bham.ac.uk ) by no laterthan the 31st of December. Posters should be sent by post or delivered on the day of the conference. Posters should be sent to Charlotte Gore and Camilla Smith, Department of History of Art, Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TS, U.K.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Nationalism, Regionalism and Internationalism
Barber Insitute of Art, Birmingham University, 31st March 2007, ResearchExchange.
The AHRC inititive, the Research Exchange, exists in order to share information between art history departments in the South of Britain. We invite proposals of around 400 words from all Ph.D. students in the fieldsof visual culture for 20 minute paper presentations and posters on the themes of Nationalism, Regionalism and Internationalism. This conference offers an opportunity to not only present their work in a formal setting but could also help to answer questions about identity through a diverse range of disciplines eg. the built environment, fine art and material culture.
Proposals for papers should be submitted to Camilla Smith(parker_bowles@gmx.net ) and Charlotte Gore (CLG609@bham.ac.uk ) by no laterthan the 31st of December. Posters should be sent by post or delivered on the day of the conference. Posters should be sent to Charlotte Gore and Camilla Smith, Department of History of Art, Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TS, U.K.
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