The Ben Elwes Gallery is among the London Art Week exhibitors. From now through August 30, the Ben Elwes Gallery hosts the show Anna Boberg (1864-1935): Painting the Arctic Summer, benelwes.co.uk/exhibition-ann… Shown here is one of the Boberg paintings on display: "View from Lofoten"

London friends, check out this fantastic exhibition co-curated by my brilliant colleague Dr Isabelle Gapp 😀💫🖼️

If you're looking to find out more about the cult artist and writer, 'The medium of Leonora Carrington' by Dr Catriona McAra and 'The invisible painting' by Gabriel Weisz Carrington, are both available now. Essential reading for both new and established members of the burgeoning

"Classical Reception and pedagogy". Dr Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis and Dr Lenia Kouneni reflect on the recent workshop, its outcomes, pedagogical practice, and next steps. sacra.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2024/07/01/cla…

Yesterday, we made history, as Lila and Lois became the first two girls to formally join our Choir, for the first time in its 900-year history!

Join the Nuart team this Sunday at 1 pm, starting at the Green outside Kenny’s Music Store. The tour will guide you through 8 to 10 artists’ work from this year, with some hidden treasures from previous festivals along the way. Book tickets here: ow.ly/oAkC50SsYI7

Behind the scenes, Ellie, the lead curator of our Medieval Women exhibition, has been finalising the text of the labels and panels. Are you planning to visit? Medieval Women: In Their Own Words opens on 25 October and runs until 2 March 2025. blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanus…

"Anna Boberg (1864-1935), Painting the Arctic Summer" is in many ways the culmination of years of research. I didn't expect to co-curate a show on her work in London (the first of its kind) but I'm very happy I did. On display at Ben Elwes Fine Art until August 30! ☀️

⭐️ CAREERS IN ART HISTORY ⭐️  Working with Museum and Gallery Collections 🗓️ Saturday 13 July 🕚 11:00-12:30 BST 📍 Online 🎟️ free to attend A morning of careers advice from art history professionals working with art collections 👉 eventbrite.co.uk/e/art-history-…

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This got great reviews last year. I am sure it will be equally fabulous this year.

Congratulations Lenia!

Student and Postdoc grants available to attend a fantastic conference here in Trento: isig.fbk.eu/en/news/detail…

immensely proud to have been a student Art History Aberdeen back in the late 1990s. It was exactly where I was meant to be. It was a fantastic degree course with a great team leading it - now being led to all sorts of new triumphs by Dr Joanne W Anderson - one of my classmates!

No words to describe my gratitude to this amazing team who go above and beyond to support our students!! 1st again - wow, just wow 🤩 so proud of you all and of our students 🎉🙌❤️ #NSS2024

This is wonderful news! It’s a testament to the teaching and research excellence of the department. A place where students feel seen and supported. Art History is the best (biased, moi?!). And it’s best being a student at Aberdeen!

"Festivals help locals to see that Aberdeen has more to offer and be known for than just oil and granite. They show residents there is a place for them in the arts." @openroadltd Mhairi McBeath: Aberdeen's festivals inspired me to stay as an artist pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/opinion/653…

NEUNEUNEU Ausgabe 7/2024 der #Kunstchronik im Open Access journals.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php/kchr… Die Juli-Ausgabe der Kunstchronik ist Teil I des diesjährigen Special Issue zum Thema „Methodische Turns, Hypes und Trends in der Kunstwissenschaft seit den 1960er Jahren“, das gemeinsam von…

One of Scotland’s most popular paintings, ‘Christ of St John of the Cross’ by Salvador Dalí, has returned to Kelvingrove. The beloved artwork, which had been on loan to the Vatican and the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Spain, is now back on show for you to enjoy.

Happy birthday Sir Joshua Reynolds, born #OTD in 1723 🎂 His 1773 portrait of University of Aberdeen alumnus James Beattie belongs to @uoacollections, as do four letters from Reynolds to Beattie discussing art, beauty, and invitations to dinner! Image credit: University of Aberdeen