ONLINE EVENT – ‘The Spanish Gallery Collection Studies’ Series on March 11th at 6pm, UK Time

The Zurbarán Centre is looking forward to celebrating the inaugural publications in ‘The Spanish Gallery Collection Studies’ series, produced by the Centro de Estudios Europa Hispánica (CEEH) in Madrid. This series commences with four volumes authored by distinguished experts on Spanish art, who conducted their research during a CEEH-funded fellowship at the Zurbarán Centre between 2021 and 2023: Murillo’s True PortraitContinue reading “ONLINE EVENT – ‘The Spanish Gallery Collection Studies’ Series on March 11th at 6pm, UK Time”

ICDAD Talk (In Spanish, Online) – Miquel Barceló: una conversación sobre su viaje con la arcilla / Miquel Barcelón: A Conversation about his Journey with Clay

ICDAD Talk en EspañolMonday, July 29, 2024 (16:00 London ||17:00 Paris || 9:00 Mexico City || 11:00 New York || 00:00 Tokyo)Online Zoom Meeting (approx. 1 hour program) Miquel Barceló: una conversación sobre su viaje con la arcilla Esta charla del ICDAD reúne al escritor y comisario Enrique Juncosa y a la comisaria Margaret Connors McQuadeContinue reading “ICDAD Talk (In Spanish, Online) – Miquel Barceló: una conversación sobre su viaje con la arcilla / Miquel Barcelón: A Conversation about his Journey with Clay”

Seminar Session – Copied Singularities: Tracking Animal Illustrations around the Early Modern World 

When: 17th April at 6pm (UK Time) via ZoomZoom Link: https://durhamuniversity.zoom.us/s/95933854468 Artes would like to invite all to the next seminar session as part of the Zurbarán Center for Spanish and Latin American Art-Artes seminar series. In this next session, Dr. Lisa Voigt (Yale University) will be presenting Copied Singularities: Tracking Animal Illustrations around theContinue reading “Seminar Session – Copied Singularities: Tracking Animal Illustrations around the Early Modern World “

ZOOM LECTURE – Daniel Ralston and Gabriele Finaldi, ‘The Spanish Collections of the National Gallery’

ARTES would like to invite everyone to the next session of our seminar series with the Zurbarán Centre for Spanish and Latin American Art. It will be delivered by Daniel Ralston and Gabriele Finaldi who will speak about ‘The Spanish Collections of the National Gallery’ on Wednesday 6th March at 6pm UK time via Zoom. Join ZoomContinue reading “ZOOM LECTURE – Daniel Ralston and Gabriele Finaldi, ‘The Spanish Collections of the National Gallery’”

CONVERSATION: Spanish Polychromed Sculptures and their Relationship to Easel Paintings

When: January 31st, 2024. 6:00 – 7:00pm (GMT)Where: Zoom Zoom details: https://durhamuniversity.zoom.us/s/91739926026Meeting ID: 917 3992 6026Passcode: 645194 Please join us as Dr. Xavier Bray and Dr. Holly Trusted will be discussing Spanish polychromed sculptures, how they relate to easel paintings, some of the techniques involved, attitudes to such sculptures outside Spain, and why they areContinue reading “CONVERSATION: Spanish Polychromed Sculptures and their Relationship to Easel Paintings”

Guillaume Kientz (Hispanic Society of America), “Murillo. From Heaven to Earth”. 

When:  Tuesday, 24 October at 18.00 (GMT), on zoom The talk will discuss the research for the exhibition Murillo. From Heaven to Earth curated by Guillaume Kientz at the Kimbell Art Museum in Forth Worth, 18 September 2022 – 29 January 2023. Inspired by the Kimbell’s mysterious Four Figures on a Step, the exhibition focused on Murillo’s earthly depictions of secular subjects andContinue reading “Guillaume Kientz (Hispanic Society of America), “Murillo. From Heaven to Earth”. “

Inaugural Session of Permanent Seminar: Iberian Worlds and Early Globalization

Date: Thursday, September 21st, 2023 (17:00 CET) The permanent Seminar “Iberian Worlds and Early Globalization” resumes its activities the coming Thursday, September 21st, starting with an inaugural session focused on the figure of J.H. Elliott, titled “J.H Elliott y su Mundo / J. H. Elliott and his World”. In this session, Dr. Richard L. KaganContinue reading “Inaugural Session of Permanent Seminar: Iberian Worlds and Early Globalization”

We are delighted to announce that the next Zurbarán Centre-ARTES Research Seminar will take place on 20 February at 18.00 (GMT), on zoom: 

Rosa M. Rodríguez Porto, “The library of the Marquis of Santillana (d. 1458) and the cultural networks of the European Renaissance”. The talk relates to the exhibition El Marqués de Santillana: Imágenes y letras (Museo Nacional del Prado and the Biblioteca Nacional de España, Oct. 2022- Jan. 2023) and will focus on the books commissioned by Íñigo LópezContinue reading “We are delighted to announce that the next Zurbarán Centre-ARTES Research Seminar will take place on 20 February at 18.00 (GMT), on zoom: “

TOMORROW: Zurbarán Centre/ARTES Seminar Series, 3 November, 6.00 PM | Adam Jasienski, ‘Hablando a nuestro modo’: Art and Didacticism in Early Modern Hispanic Writing

We are pleased to announce that the fourth seminar of the Zurbarán Centre-ARTES autumn Research Seminar Series will take place on Wednesday, 3 November at 6.00 PM (GMT).     Adam Jasienski, ‘Hablando a nuestro modo’: Art and Didacticism in Early Modern Hispanic Writing Discussions of painting and sculpture permeate early modern Spanish books of jurisprudence,Continue reading “TOMORROW: Zurbarán Centre/ARTES Seminar Series, 3 November, 6.00 PM | Adam Jasienski, ‘Hablando a nuestro modo’: Art and Didacticism in Early Modern Hispanic Writing”

Zurbaran Centre-ARTES Seminar, 20 October, 6.00 PM | Lisandra Estevez, Jusepe de Ribera’s Otherness: Identity and Representation in Early Modern Iberian Art

We are pleased to announce that the second seminar of our autumn online Research Seminar Series will take place on Wednesday, 20 October at 6.00 PM, UK time:    Lisandra Estevez: Jusepe de Ribera’s Otherness: Identity and Representation in Early Modern Iberian Art This talk takes a closer look at Ribera’s otherness as an artist.Continue reading “Zurbaran Centre-ARTES Seminar, 20 October, 6.00 PM | Lisandra Estevez, Jusepe de Ribera’s Otherness: Identity and Representation in Early Modern Iberian Art”