All Three Webinars: Advances in WWII-era Provenance Research; Going Beyond WWII-era Research; Sharing Research, Asking New Questions

6/11/2018 12:00 PM - 6/27/2018 1:15 PM

 

AAMC Provenance Webinar Series

 

Join AAMC for all three webinars in the series for a discounted registration rate. 

AAMC Provenance Webinar Series: Advances in WWII-era Provenance Research

6/12/2018 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

 

AAMC Provenance Webinar Series: Advances in WWII-era Provenance Research

During this session, we will discuss advancements in the field of art provenance in museum collections, with a particular emphasis on the study of artworks that may have been looted between 1930-1945, during the National Socialist era.  We’ll discuss the development of the discipline, new resources, methodologies, research projects, and legal considerations, and review “lessons learned,” for the future of this complex and specialized area of provenance research.  

SPEAKERS

Karen Daly, Registrar for Exhibitions and Coordinator of Provenance Research, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond

Christel Hollevoet-Force, Associate Research Curator, Modern and Contemporary, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Jane Milosch, Director, Smithsonian Provenance Research Initiative; Moderator

Victoria Reed, Sadler Curator for Provenance at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Laurie Stein, President, L. Stein Art Research LLC

AAMC Provenance Webinar Series: Going Beyond WWII Era Research

6/19/2018 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

AAMC Provenance Webinar Series: Going Beyond WWII Era Research

For our second webinar in the series, we will expand our discussion beyond our initial conversation with a particular focus to ancient, first nation, native american, and non-western works of art. What resources, tools and training are available? Does work on WWII-era objects provide a helpful model for researching in other areas? What are the key differences between them? What is the repatriation landscape within colonial legacies? Looking forward, what are the next steps in the research and accessibility of provenance for ancient, first nation, native american, and non-western objects?

Kathleen Bickford Berzock, Associate Director of Curatorial Affairs, Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University

Patricia Capone, Curator and Director of Research and Repatriation, Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (NAGPRA)

Tom Hardwick, Consulting Curator of Egyptology, Museum of Natural Science, Houston

MacKenzie Mallon, Specialist, Provenance, The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art; Moderator

AAMC Provenance Webinar Series: Sharing Research, Asking New Questions

6/26/2018 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

AAMC Provenance Webinar Series:  Sharing Research, Asking New Questions

 

SPEAKERS

Nancy Caron Karrels, Krannert Art Museum

Jodi Cranston, Professor in the Department of History of Art and Architecture at Boston University

Christine Howald, Research Area Art Market and Provenance, Technische Universität Berlin

David Newbury, formerly Lead Developer, Art Tracks at Carnegie Museum of Art, now Enterprise Software Architect, Information Systems, J. Paul Getty Trust

David Saunders, Associate Curator, Department of Antiquities, J. Paul Getty Museum; Moderator