AHAA Symposium 2018 - Twin Cities - Call for Papers
The Fifth Association of Historians of American Art Symposium
October 4-6, 2018
Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota
The ...
We are looking for papers that explore the history of making, fabrication, industry, craft, and consumerism in New York--on large and small scales, high design and popular culture, tangible goods and media product--from the Dutch founding of the city, or even before, to the present...
We are accepting proposals for the 3rd annual Borderlands Graduate Symposium to be held at University of Connecticut on March 30 & 31, 2018. This year, the conference theme is “Cartographies of the Body: Subversions. Surveillance. Crossings.” We hope to hear from a wide...
A unique confluence of circumstances made New York City both a chief entrepôt of early America and something of a cultural anomaly in the country. We are looking for papers that explore the history of making, fabrication, industry and crafts in New York--on large and small scales, high design...
Library Company of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa., October 5, 2018
“This country is new and flourishing. The mechanical arts are at their highest pitch, but the fine arts are of another complexion. They are the last polish of...
TRANS(form)ing Queer: The 11th Annual DC Queer Studies Symposium
University of Maryland—College Park
April 13, 2018
We invite proposals for papers and panels at TRANSFORMING QUEER, the 11th Annual DC
...Keynote: Sam McBean (Queen Mary, University of London)
queersubjectsblog.wordpress.com
Recent upheaval from the Trump administration’s policy-making in the United States has seen the lives of queer subjects radically altered. This has included numerous executive orders that seek to...
A NEH Summer Seminar hosted by Drs. Nancy Beck Young and Leandra Zarnow
In November 1977, 2000 elected delegates and 20,000 observers descended upon
Houston, Texas to participate in the first and only federally funded National
Women’s Conference to be held in U.S. history....
The challenges faced by vast numbers of migrants and refugees worldwide—uprooted by war, persecution, or ecological crises or relocating in search of economic opportunity—are giving rise to innovative design solutions. Although often urgent, these crises are unfortunately rarely new. This...
Eastern Illinois University’s Historical Administration Program Association is now accepting proposals for sessions, workshops, panels and roundtables on the theme of “Making Museums Relevant for Diverse Communities.”
In recent years, many museums have increased their efforts to...
