A conference of the History of Art Department, University of Cambridge and held at King’s College, Cambridge, 7-8 November, 2011
This interdisciplinary conference will explore the relationship between art and politics in Britain from late antiquity to the present. The conference aims to provide a forum for both postgraduate and established scholars who are investigating the ways in which art can function as a tool for political legitimation, a method of political argument, and can express cultural values in material form. Potential topics for discussion will include the following:
Including light refreshments the event will be £10 for postgraduates and £15 for senior scholars.
If you are interested in attending *Art and Politics in Britain *on 7-8 November, please return the registration form (available from the link below) and conference fee to the below address. The fee may be paid by cheque, cash (posted at your own risk), or PayPal transfer (to email address ck361@cam.ac.uk). Please send the registration form and fee together by post or, if you have used PayPal, by email.