ICDAD – Conferência anual
“Revivals. Reconsidering the Past in Decorative Arts and Design”
O ICDAD – Comité Internacional do ICOM dos Museus e Coleções de Artes Decorativas e Design realiza a sua Conferência Anual entre 21 e 23 de Outubro de 2021, este ano em modo virtual.
“O tema da conferência é “Revivals”, ou seja “Revivalismos”: “Revivalismos” como o fenómeno sociocultural, que ocorreu diversas vezes ao longo da história universal, que procura resgatar princípios e tradições dos tempos passados. Nesta conferência, abordamos o termo “Revivalismos” no que diz respeito às Artes Decorativas e Design.” in: página eletrónica ICOM Portugal
A Casa-Museu vai estar presente na conferência com uma comunicação proferida por Samantha Coleman, que incide no conjunto de objetos revivalistas Vienenses pertencentes à coleção: “The Viennese Enamel Revival Objects in the Medeiros e Almeida Collection” – 6ª feira, 22 Out,
Inscrições em: EventBrite page Attendance is open to anyone regardless of ICDAD membership, but we urge attendees to join ICDAD to enjoy the full benefits of membership.
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PROGRAMA – https://icom-icdad.org/
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21
16:00 Paris // 10:00 AM USA Eastern
Opening Remarks
Session 1: Creating History
Lieske Huits — “Modern Ornaments” or “Models of Ancient Production”? Egyptian Revival Jewelry from the Brogden Album
Martina Pall — The Revival of Chivalry in the 19th Century, Using the Example of a Room Stove
Christian Hörack — The Goldsmith Studio Bossard in Lucerne, a Swiss Contribution in the Age of Historicism
17:30 Paris // 11:30 AM USA Eastern
Session 2: ICDAD General Meeting
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22
14:00 Paris // 8:00 AM USA Eastern
Session 1: Material
Ludmila Budrina — Russian Tradition of the Artistic Application of Hard Stone (“pietra dura”)
Anaïs Alchus & Edouard Papet — Reconsidering an Icon of Revivals: the Life-Size Biscoúit Porcelain Statue of Bernard Palissy by Gille Jeune (1860)
Samantha Coleman — The Viennese Enamel Revival Objects in the Medeiros e Almeida Collection
15:30 Paris // 9:30 AM USA Eastern
Session 2: Cultural Identity
Virginie Desrante — Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory Heritage in the 19th Century: New Thoughts on Néo-Sèvres by Sèvres
Mark Sagona — Baroque Revival Currents in the Decorative Arts in Malta,1870-1900
Susan Rawles — Home-Making: Nostalgia and The Country House Style
10:45 Eastern/16:45 Paris
Session 3: 20th and 21st Century Revivals
Melinda Farkasdy — Progressive Retrospectivity in Hungarian Ceramics
Kim Mawhinney — Parian Porcelain to Political Power: The Influence of the Belleek Pottery on Contemporary Artists
Christian Roden — A Museum Makes Landfall: The Kungsholm, The American Swedish Historical Museum, and the Rise of Swedish Design in America
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23
8:00 Eastern USA/14:00 Paris
Session 1: National Romanticism
Cristina Neiva Correia — Revivals Fit for the King of Portugal: A Pair of Vases with Celebrities of the 15th and 16th centuries, by Sèvres
Ludmila Dementieva — “Encyclopedia” of Styles in the Objects of Russian Artistic Metal from the Collection of State Historical Museum
Anna-Sophie Laug — Rural Revival 1900: Vernacular Aesthetics in European Decorative Arts Between Historicism and Art Nouveau