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Past conferences - Department of History of Art

2017

• Graphic Satire and the UK in the Long Nineteenth Century
• Rethinking Regionalism: the Midwest in American Art History (with support from the Terra Foundation for American Art)

2015

• May Conference - Cultures of the Copy: creative and subversive reinventions of reproductive technology

2014

• Exhibition: And Now It's Dark: American Night Photography (curated by Mark Rawlinson) 
• March Conference - Art Criticism Now
• July Conference - The Mobile Spectator: Viewing on the Move

2013

• November Conference - Museum Metaphors (organised by Dr Lucy Bradnock (University of Nottingham) and Briley Rasmussen (University of Leicester)

2012

• July Conference - The Flâneur Abroad: international and historical perspectives. Now published as a collection of essays edited by Richard Wrigley (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014)

2010

• Conference - Correspondences: Art, Theatre and Opera in France 1750-1850 (supported by the Royal Musical Society), National Gallery, London. Now published as Sarah Hibberd and Richard Wrigley (eds), Art, Theatre, and Opera in Paris 1750-1850: Exchanges and Tensions (Ashgate, 2013)
• Conference - Gender and the City before Modernity. Published as Gender and History Special Issue for May 2012, ed. Lin Foxhall, Gabriele Neher 2008 
• 3-day Symposium with W.J..Mitchell: Day 1: Sites of Conflict, Day 2: 21st-Century Anxiety Image, Space, Text: Perspectives on Interdisciplinarity 2-4 July
• Conference 12 & 13: Representing the Everyday in Americal Visual Culture

2007

• 2-day conference: Display and Spectacle was held in conjunction with the Association of Art Historians 
• Visual Histories, transdisciplinary research student workshop, 28 April
• Pollution and Propriety: Dirt, Disease and Hygiene in Rome from Antiquity to the Modernity. Richard Wrigley (Art History, Nottingham) & Mark Bradley (Classics, Nottingham), collaboration with the British School at Rome. Published as Mark Bradley (ed.) Pollution and Propriety: Dirt, Disease and Hygiene in Rome from Antiquity to the Twentieth Century (Cambridge University Press, 2012), 21-22 June
• Space, Place and Visuality, with W.J.T. Mitchell (Stephen Daniels, Geography, Mark Rawlinson, Art History), 11 July

2006

• December Workshop: Rivers of Meaning   
• Conference - Undercover Surrealism, Hayward Gallery, London, 23-24 June

2005 

• Conference: Cinematic Rome. Published as Cinematic Rome, ed. Richard Wrigley (Troubador Press, 2008) Photography Between Two, organised by PhD student Diane Bailey

2004

• The Herbert Read Conference, Tate Britain, London, 25-26 June

2003 

• One-day symposium, Victorian Sculpture 
• Conference: Image and Critique: Image - Thought - Text, 13 September

2002

• Art and the Crisis of Multiculturalism
• Exhibition and conference: Rubens and Italian Art 
• Exhibition: Trentside