The Society for Iberian Global Art (SIGA) promotes the study of Iberian art from Spain, Portugal, Latin America, Asia, the Caribbean, and the Pacific.
Associate Professor in Middle Eastern and Global history (Medieval)
Speaker • Writer • Reviewer • Editor ✝️
University webpage: https://www.ntu.ac.uk/staff-profiles/arts-humanities/nicholas-morton
project editor at UNC Press; music studies PhD; lifetime jazzhead; Queens (NY) native, Durham (NC) resident
Writing a history of civil disobedience and the autobiography of my mother | Assistant Professor of Law and Society at UC Irvine | Previously: Cornell and Sorbonne | https://eraldosouzadossantos.com/
The Society of Architectural Historians is an international membership organization that promotes the study, interpretation, and conservation of architecture, design, landscapes, and urbanism worldwide, for the benefit of all.
Art historian of the early modern world. Lover of wine and cats.
Bringing together all those interested in the built environment's history.
All Periods, All Places, All Welcome.
www.sahgb.org.uk
scholar of Black art histories | VAP of American Art at Wake Forest | read my work at https://wfu.academia.edu/KatherineGregory
Art historian (Harvard PhD, 2017), poet, painter
Poet & visual artist on unceded Yuin Walbunga Country in Australia. Afterlife portraits of animals & birds. Alternative darkroom with drawing & painting. Grainger Gallery and Anima Mundi. Poetry collections with Puncher & Wattmann. Member of FNAWN & Oculi.
Senior Lecturer and Co-Director MLitt History of Photography program @arthistorysta.bsky.social All things visual culture and Japan.
Academic books, journals and news from the History department at De Gruyter Brill @degruyterbrill.bsky.social. Posts by our editors.
Art Historian of the Italian Renaissance @BGSU, intrepid traveler, bon vivant. Author of SOMAESTHETIC EXPERIENCE AND THE VIEWER IN MEDICEAN FLORENCE and BEHOLDING VIOLENCE IN MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN EUROPE. Next book is on FRA ANGELICO'S PUBLIC.
Lecturer at The Open University. Art Historian interested in 19thC to 20thC British art and visual culture, disease, climate, empire, and air pollution, as well as museum studies and the legacies of empire in collections.
18th/19th-century visual culture, history, politics, technology. prof and head of dept @uclhistoryofart.bsky.social
https://profiles.ucl.ac.uk/20767-richard-taws
Roman historian | Weekly deep dives + videos | Subscribe for emperors, scandals & unhinged history 👇
Substack - https://jamescoverley.substack.com
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@potentiallyinterestingroman
