AAH Internship Award
We are delighted to announce the first recipient of the new AAH Internship Award
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AAH2013 Conference News
Please tell us about your AAH Conference experience via our online feedback form
The recent AAH2013 Annual Confenrence & Bookfair at the University of Reading went really well. We are hugely grateful to the organisers, speakers, delegates and helpers who contributed towards making this such a sucessful event.
AAH Response to HEFCE consultation on Open Access
The Association of Art Historians responds to HEFCE's Call for Advice on government mandates for open access publishing following the Finch Report.
See more details >AAH Incorporation Documents
As indicated in Bulletin 112, the AAH is planning to become an incorporated charity from 2014. Proposed new Articles of Association and Member Regulations are available for download here.
See more details >AAH 39th Annual Conference and Bookfair
University of Reading, Reading
11 - 13 April 2013
Student Summer Symposium
The Student Summer Symposium is a two-day annual conference of post-graduate research papers which takes place at a different university each year in early Summer.
See more details >Collaborations: in conversation with John Christie
Filmmaker, artist and publisher John Christie will discuss with Gill Hedley his work and collaborations with the art historian, critic and writer John Berger to mark the 40th Anniversary of two of Berger's major works: the novel G and BBC TV series and book Ways of Seeing.Christie will also show a short film. The event is in assosciation with the Association of Art Historians (AAH) and the International Association of Art Critics (AICA)
See more details >AAH Perspectives in Art History: 'The Battle for Leonardo: curating and connoisseurship'.
Public lecture by Luke Syson.
28 August, 6 – 7.30pm, Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh.
Free, but ticketed.
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