AAH Internship Award
We are delighted to announce the first recipient of the new AAH Internship Award
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We are delighted to announce the first recipient of the new AAH Internship Award
See more details >Liverpool Hope University, 12th June 2013.
See more details >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 >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 >If you are interested in getting involved with the Association of Art Historians, and are not currently in permanent academic employment, then the Freelance & Independents’ Committee would like to hear from you. We are recruiting energetic and motivated individuals who are interested in sharing their skills and expertise within a vibrant community of independent and freelance Art Historians.
See more details > University of Nottingham
November 24th 2012
Public lecture by Luke Syson.
28 August, 6 – 7.30pm, Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh.
Free, but ticketed.
See more details >Public Invited to Tag Paintings to Help Build a National Online Catalogue
Your Paintings is the first project of its kind to create a complete online catalogue of every oil painting in the national collection, at www.bbc.co.uk/yourpaintings. The Public Catalogue Foundation (PCF), in partnership with the BBC, today announced that a further 21,000 oil paintings have been added to the Your Paintings website. This takes the total to 145,000 paintings on the site.
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Funded by a bursary from AAH
See more details >Northern Ireland Board withdrawing qualifications from England
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6 September 2012 until 31 May 2013
Art History and Sound - Workshop series: ‘The Listening Art Historian’