A network for doctoral and early career researchers specialising in French art in the long nineteenth-century.
The ECR French Nineteenth-Century Art Network is a forum for early career researchers working on the art of France and the Francophone world across the long nineteenth-century. It offers a platform for scholars to connect (both online and in person); present and share their research; engage with new areas of research; and develop skills and tools for a career within the fields of art history, museums, further education, and beyond. While all are welcome to attend sessions, share constructive comments, and ask informed questions, the Network aims to serve the needs of prospective and current graduate students as well as those who completed their graduate studies within the last ten years. The Network meets principally online every month or so. It is open to everyone and it is free to participate. We offer regular events as well as a monthly email bulletin with calls for papers, notices, job opportunities, and other relevant news and information. Our member directory fosters contact with other Network members. We welcome more senior scholars to attend Research Forums and Network Sessions, keeping in mind that our principal aim is to platform, support, and engage positively with early career researchers.
On-site · Urban agglomeration of Montreal
The role involves participating in a scholarly symposium to analyze the material composition of 19th-century art and its role in generating meaning. Participants will present research on the intersections of materiality, ecology, and the history of art restoration.
Remote · Canada
Submit a proposal for a 20-minute presentation on the history of art and visual culture of the long nineteenth century. Present original scholarship and research at a virtual symposium.
