Writing the chapter on the re-enactment of past craftsmanship is advancing more smoothly with these beautiful photographs of artisans posing in front of their ephemeral workshops in the 'Old London Street' (1884)✨

🎟️Exhibiting Cultures (Centre for Material Cultures and Materialities)
📅TOMORROW
🕚 15.00-16.30 GMT/UTC
🏫 Arts 224 (Danford Room)
💻 Zoom: tinyurl.com/ExhCultures

Chaired by Dr Kate Nichols with response from Dr Shahmima Akhtar.
Papers from Elisa Chazal & Maria Chiara Scuderi

Highlights from our latest event with Prof. Carlotta Sorba (History at EUI / Università di Padova) on the second life of political objects in post-Risorgimento Italy 🎩🎖️✉️ Such a meaningful way to engage with material culture!

📢Our Working Group is thrilled to host a lecture by Prof. Carlotta Sorba. Join us on February 28 to learn more about the material culture of post-Risorgimento Italy!

⏰February 28, 13.45 - 15.15
📍Villa Salviati, History at EUI
🔗eui.eu/events?id=5665…

🚨Help! Does someone know of any archival funds keeping records/correspondences of nineteenth-century companies based in London and affiliated with the livery companies? I have already looked at the archives of Westminster, LMA, V&A. #twitterhistorians

So happy to see our next generation of convenors take over! Many new things to come, new places to see, new events to host. Stay tuned.

The Visual and Material Working Group wishes you a Happy New Year 🎆 To kick-off the year, here are some highlights from our last event at #museodavanzati displaying its collections as a “re-enactment of the ancient house” of the Davizzi, family of merchants and bankers.

what an experience ASEEES23 was! an absolute pleasure being on a panel with Elisa Chazal and Antoni Porayski-Pomsta talking all things temporality and time, with Pieter Judson as our chair and discussant! thank you to everyone who came! would do it all over again, until next year 🫡

If you're in Philadelphia on December 3rd at 8 am at ASEEES, come listen to our incredible panel on the politics of temporal cultures in fin-de-siècle Central and Eastern Europe with Jana Hunter, Antoni Porayski-Pomsta, Natasha Wheatley and Pieter Judson!!

📷 Highlights from our first event of the new academic year at Museo Stibbert to get an insight into material and visual approaches with First-year PhD researchers at History at EUI

📢Our Working Group is thrilled to welcome Guillaume Calafat
on October 11 (5pm CEST) at Villa Salviati History at EUI

Don't miss his lecture: 'Too many threads? Following wrecked people and things in the Mediterranean (18th century)': eui.eu/events?id=5612…

Fans from the Viennese National and Universal Exhibitions (1892, 1894, 1873) 👀

📷 Highlights from our latest workshop on the uses of photographic material in collaboration with EUI Queer and Feminist Studies Working Group, EUI | History of Science & Medicine, Diplomatic/International History Working Group EUI and the Public History WG.

Thanks to Dr Katherine Rawling, @DFoliard, Elizabeth Edwards, and Thibault Boulvain for their fascinating papers.

📸The Program of our workshop 'Not just illustrations: on the different usages of photographs and photography'' is out ! In collaboration with EUI Queer and Feminist Studies Working Group, EUI | History of Science & Medicine, Diplomatic/International History Working Group EUI, and Public History WG.

⏰30-31 March 2023 at Villa Salviati and on Zoom

💫 The EUI women's week kicks off today, with lots of exciting events coming up 💫

On Wednesday (8th of March), we'll be gathering at the Badia Cloister at 12:30 for a protest. Remember to bring pots, pans or anything that can make noise and cause a stir 💜

📢Thinking about #EarlyModern Florence in a global perspective?
Our Working Group is thrilled to host the roundtable 'Florence: Global?' on 24 February at 13.30 CET.
Register to get a seat or the Zoom link: eui.eu/events?id=5564….

☝️Please make note of our upcoming workshop on Doing Gender in Practices of Doing History‼️
Online participation possible 👨‍💻. Programme and zoom registration here 👉leibniz-gwzo.de/sites/default/…

Estampes à découper de la reconstitution historique du Vieux Paris, 1900 (Musée de l’Image - Ville d'Épinal / cliché E. Erfani)

hi #twitterstorians - Elisa Chazal and I are looking to organise a panel on the relationship between time-power-culture in Central Europe (19th/20thC) for ASEEES 2023 in Philly. Very broad, but hoping to make it more specific depending on research interests! Do drop us a line! :)