Today is the day! Join us at 5 pm (GMT) for tonight's seminar featuring papers from Isabella Margi and Sara Benninga one dolls, disease and representations of gender. Registration is open until 4 pm via Eventbrite 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/material-and…

Looking forward to presenting on my research project studying the global missionary activities of the LCM on 29 November at the IHR's Modern Religious History Seminar. IHR Modern Religious History Seminar Centre for Catholic Studies, Durham University. For details on how to attend, please follow this link: history.ac.uk/events/profess…

Thrilled to be speaking at The Renaissance Society of America #RenSA24 in Chicago in 2024 with @CMurray1603 and Molly Ailsa Ingham on our panel ‘Fragile Images: The Limitations of Material Display at the Stuart Courts’!

Amazing to finally see all five together!

got my first glimpse of the #northernlights tonight over holyrood park ✨

Very excited part of the IHR Religious History of Britain, 1500-1800 seminar series this term! Tap the link for the full schedule and to sign up! history.ac.uk/seminars/relig…

A reminder that our next seminar is taking place TOMORROW on Zoom at 5:30pm (GMT). The paper will be given by Molly Ingham Molly Ailsa Ingham on the creation of post-Reformation Scottish vestments. For more information about Molly's paper and how to sign up, please see the original post

Thank you very much to those who attended our seminar online on Tuesday 13 February. For those who were unable to attend, here is a summary of Molly Ingham’s Molly Ailsa Ingham paper ‘Every stitch, a prayer: Women and the Creation of Post-Reformation Scottish Vestments, 1560-1750’. 1/

HoA PhD candidates Huw Keene, Emma Pearce and Molly Ingham are convening a session at the 2024 Association for Art History annual conference at the University of Bristol titled ‘Embodied Experience in the Early Modern World’. More info: forarthistory.org.uk/embodied-exper…

Thank you to everyone who attended our panel yesterday ‘Fragile Images: The Limitations of Material Display at the Stuart Courts’ at #RenSA24 The Renaissance Society of America 👑 It was a pleasure to present alongside Dr Catriona Murray and Molly Ailsa Ingham and our brilliant chair Dr Elaine Tierney!

Had a wonderful time at #RenSA24 The Renaissance Society of America in Chicago! Speaking alongside Charlie Spragg and Dr Catriona Murray was a real pleasure. Thank you to everyone who came to our panel ‘Fragile Images: The Limitations of Material Display at the Stuart Courts’ chaired by Dr Elaine Tierney ✨

🔔 Don’t forget to join us Association for Art History #AnnualConference at 10:30 tomorrow for our panel ‘Embodied Experience in the Early Modern World’ We have a great line up of ECRs and curators discussing all things bodies and material culture! #ForArtHistory2024

Thank you to our speakers and all who came to our panel this morning—Embodied Experience in the Early Modern World! We had a lot of fun! Emma Pearce Molly Ailsa Ingham Association for Art History #forarthistory2024

Myself and Dr Katherine Emery are excited to announce a call for chapters for a volume we are editing together! The volume will be submitted for review to Song Studies, as part of their book series with Amsterdam Univ Press. All information below. Please share widely if you can!🎶🎨

It’s wonderful to be part of this exciting project! Please help us by submitting an expression of interest 👑

👉We are now welcoming abstracts for our annual material culture seminar series! Deadline 31 July, see post for more details.

Excited to share that my Call for Papers for #RenSA25 The Renaissance Society of America is now live! ‘Keeping Up Appearances: Bodily Politics at the Jacobean Court’ rsa.org/forms/FormResp… Please share to anyone you think would be interested!

We can’t believe it’s July already! #CfP👇for the sixth Material and Visual Culture Seminar Series closes at the end of the month. We've received some fantastic submissions already - so keep them coming. Email your abstract and short bio to [email protected].