The lecture series "Interactions" provides insights into the workshop of methodological debates in art and cultural studies. Two speakers each from the fields of art history, technical art history, art sociology, aesthetics and philosophy are invited, whose research has points of contact in terms of content and methodology - and whose approaches can be placed in a dialog. As diverse as the epochs, subject areas and methodological approaches to the respective subjects are, the contributions as a whole focus on the question of how the fields of the arts and sciences 'interact' with each other.
Double lectures on February 14, 2024
Body, gender and medium in the visual arts of the early modern period
Daniela Bohde, University of Stuttgart:
Mortification and animation - Dürer's and Baldung Grien's drawings of Lucretia
Ulrich Heinen, Bergische Universität Wuppertal:
Fertility and infertility. Mediality, corporeality and sexuality in Ruben's "Great Last Judgement"
The lectures will take place on site at the Central Institute for Art History and will be broadcast in parallel via Zoom. The Zoom link and further information on the event can be found [here]
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