Anne Hultzsch

Stunning new book out now with letters by Ise Gropius from Japan. Meticulously edited by Almut Grunewald and with my short essay on Gropius (her!) as a professional writer. verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch/en/gta:book_...

The deadline to submit abstracts for #EAHN2026 is coming up on 19 Sept!

#CfP Architectural Objects of Colonial Consumption: The Material and Visual Worlds of Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, and Other Hot Beverages. Laura Hindelang & I invite proposals for #EAHN2026 in Aarhus. Deadline 19 Sept 2025. konferencer.au.dk/eahn26

We’re hosting our 5th #ERCWoWA workshop & colloquium this Friday 29th November. If in Zurich, please join us! #EUfunded

wowa.arch.ethz.ch

The next biennial European Architectural History Network conference will be held in Denmark in June 2026!
Propose a session or roundtable by 17 January 2025. #CFP #architecture #history

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Some initial thoughts for a starter pack, as these areas are still under-represented on Bluesky.
Please add suggestions.
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fantastic #ERCWoWA Reading-With workshop yesterday at UQAM in Montreal yesterday. Great discussion and insights into how we can read women writing architecture in the 19th century. Read more about our reading method: journal.eahn.org/article/id/1...

#EUfunded #feministresearch

UZH: Post-Doktorand:in Bild- und Medienwissenschaft Als Teil der strategischen Ausrichtung der Universität Zürich untersucht der interdisziplinäre Universitäre Forschungsschwerpunkt (UFSP) Digital Religion(s) im Zeitraum von 2021-2032, wie die gegenwär...

Post-Doc Stelle (75%) in Bild- und Medienwissenschaft an der Universität Zürich im Bereich Generative KI und Digitale Bildkompetenz. Bewerbung bis zum 15.10.2024.
Infos: jobs.uzh.ch/offene-stell... #DigitalReligion #Medienwissenschaft #KI @bildoperationen.bsky.social

Looking forward to chairing the session ‘Women Making Space in South America, c.1400-1900’ at #EAHN2024 next week eahn2024.arch.ntua.gr/index.php/se...

Postdoctoral Freer Fellowship in History & Philosophy of Science | Royal Institution To lead research into and communication about the Royal Institution’s two prominent lecturing programmes first established in

2-year #histSTM postdoc opportunity at the Royal Institution leading up to its 200th anniversary, looking particularly at the history of its two famous lecture series 📜🗃️
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Very happy that my article 'WoWA and its ‹Feminist bricks›: Building Histories' is out now in the new issue of #KritischeBerichte. Thank you to the editors for including it!
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#EUfunded #ERC #WoWA

William Hogarth's Harlot's Progress (1732) and Rake's Progress (1734-35) Locations depicted in William Hogarth's A Harlot's Progress (1732) and The Rake's Progress (1734-35). Both image series were first made as paintings (although the Harlot's burned in 1755 fire at Fonth...

Looking for a map of the locations in William Hogarth's Harlot and Rake's Progress? I made one at Layers of London.

You'll find links to all kinds of reference materials for each image. Thanks to all you #18thc 🗃️📚 #bookhist fans who helped me figure out the best platform for this idea!

Looking forward to present my recent research on Eliza Haywood and the sites of criticism this week in Rome: aiwac.eu/woarch-2024/#/

UZH: Koordinator:in am Zentrum Künste und Kulturtheorie Am Zentrum Künste und Kulturtheorie (ZKK), das ab 2024 als gemeinsames Zentrum von der UZH und der ZHdK geführt wird, ist zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt die Stelle einer Koordinatorin/eines Koordin...

Sehr interessante Stelle an der Uni Zürich: Koordinator:in am Zentrum Künste und Kulturtheorie, 60%, Entfristung ist möglich jobs.uzh.ch/offene-stell...

Just spotted UCL's Centre for the Study of the Legacies of British Slavery setting up on Bluesky (cslbs.bsky.social ). If you're not familiar with their database, maps, estates ownership browser etc, you can find them open access here: www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/

Congrats!!

Finally out, in magnificent shape:
Narrating the Globe: The Emergence of World Histories of Architecture, ed. Petra Brouwer, Martin Bressani & Christopher Drew Armstrong.

Contains many great chapters, incl mine on 2 books aimed at emerging mass audiences of architecture in early 19th c Britain

#CfA: Four postdocs at the #TurinHumanitiesProgramme, this year's topic:

“Slavery and Serfdom in Europe and the New World: Debates in the Early Modern Period”.

Deadline 12 February 2024. #earlymodern

www.fondazione1563.it/progetti/en-...

Johnson's dictionary 1773 entry for "conductress, n.s."

Condu'ctress. n.s. [from conduct.]
A woman that directs; directress.

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#lexicography #dictionary #samueljohnson #18thcentury #18C

🗃️The JWH has been migrating from that other site to this one. Could you please give us a boost here (and there) to move our followers to this more pleasant place? Thank you!

This is an amazing resource! Includes servants, ‘agents in Enslaved People’, spies, and royalty. No architects though! dined.qmul.ac.uk

Now available in English and highly recommended: the publication accompanying the recent exhibition Blind Spots: Zurich and Colonialism by Manda Beck and Andreas Zangger: www.stadt-zuerich.ch/kultur/de/in...

Thank you to the editors of the EAHN Journal, it's been a very constructive and rewarding editorial process! Also huge thanks for the participants in our workshops and courses with who we have developed this reading method.

Reading-With: A Collaborative Method for Inclusive Architectural Histories This article describes reading-with, a new collaborative reading method developed as part of the ERC-funded project WoWA (Women Writing Architecture 1700-1900). It offers architectural and other histo...

Just published 'Reading-With: A Collaborative Method for Inclusive Architectural Histories', a position paper outlining Reading-with, a new collaborative reading method developed as part of #WoWA with Sol Perez Martinez and #EUfunded. journal.eahn.org/article/id/1... wowa.arch.ethz.ch

Listening In: Conversations on Architecture, Cities and Landscapes 1700-1900 Conference organised by Group Hultzsch and Chair Delbeke of the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture (gta), ETH Zürich. www.listening.arch.et...

Here are the recordings of all public events of #ListeningIn, our conference which is sadly now over but lingers in many exciting new connections and so much food for thought. Includes lectures by #MabelOWilson & #JaneRendell plus two other events: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

postdoc opportunity with #MariLending!