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06Mar

The Cambridge Modern and Contemporary Art Seminar Series: Gather

Artist Talk with Niamh O'Malley
03Mar

The Ax:son Johnson Centre for the Study of Classical Architecture Seminar Series: From Scroope Terrace to Stone Triglyphs

Ross Sharpe (Yiangou Architects)

Register to view on zoom: classicalarchitecture.eventbrite.com
01Mar

History of Art Graduate Seminar Series: Interiority: navigating the inside: Navigating the Roman Interior

Dr Roger White (University of Birmingham)

Register on Zoom: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/history-of-art-department-university-of-cambridge-59556859013
27Feb

The Cambridge Architectural History Seminars: 'The Lawgiver of Ornamental Art': prescription and possibility in Owen Jones's principles for architecture and design

Dr Olivia Horsfall Turner, V&A

For ZOOM, please register HERE
27Feb

The Cambridge Medieval Art Seminar Series: Beyond Christ's Humanity: Vision, Contemplation and the Poor Clares in Trecento Umbria

Renana Bartal (University of Tel Aviv)
24Feb

The Ax:son Johnson Centre for the Study of Classical Architecture Seminar Series: Bathing in prints: Charles Cameron's Ancient Thermae series and antiquarianism as commodity, c. 1770

Aleksander Musial (CSCA Visiting Scholar)
22Feb

History of Art Graduate Seminar Series: Interiority: navigating the inside: Beds, Baths etc. : Some Things in the ‘Interior’ Lives of Artists

Professor Katie Scott (The Courtauld Institute)
20Feb

The Cambridge Modern and Contemporary Art Seminar Series: Rebel Rebel - Artist Talk with Soheila Sokhanvari

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17Feb

Animating the Antique: Sculptural Encounter in the Age of Aesthetic Theory

Professor Sarah Betzer (Associate Dean for Arts & Humanities, Professor, Art History, University of Virginia)
17Feb

The Ax:son Johnson Centre for the Study of Classical Architecture Seminar Series: The Codex Coner (c. 1513-14) and its place in Italian sixteenth-century architecture and antiquarianism

A conversation with Prof Paul Davies (University of Reading) and Dr David Hemsoll (University of Birmingham)