13 Jun 2013 | All day | SG1 |
- Description
Description
What is the artist's role – and responsibility – in visually interpreting the Bible? How did this change in nineteenth-century Britain, when the stability of scripture was increasingly uncertain? How do sacred texts in particular pose problems for the relationship between the verbal and the visual? This one day colloquium will consider how religious belief, form, function, medium, gender, and sexuality figured in representations of Biblical narrative, spanning textiles, painting, drawing and sculpture.
Speakers:
Michaela Giebelhausen, Essex
Colin Cruise, Aberystwyth
Ayla Lepine, Yale/Courtauld
Claire Jones, York
Event Details:
Registration is from 9.30 to 10.00
The event concludes with a wine reception at 5.35pm
To register and for programme details, please follow the links to the right.
The cost of the event is £10 as a contribution to lunch and beverages.
This event is supported by funding from the European Research Council under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013)/ ERC grant agreement no 295463.