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13 Mar

SMArt Talks: "When a Woman Does It, It's a Craft But When a Man Does It, It's Art": Knitting In Folk Culture, Fashion & Art

We cordially invite you to another SMArt Talks lecture, which will be given by our colleague and member of the Centre for Modern Art & Theory, Julia Secklehner - historian of modern art, design and visual culture. The lecture will take place on Thursday, the 13th of March 2025, in Hans Belting Library at 18:00.

27 Feb

SMArt Talks: Faking Russia: "Avant-Garde", Misconceptions, Forgeries

We cordially invite you to the first SMArt Talks lecture of the spring semester 2025, organised by the Centre for Modern Art & Theory. The lecture will take place on Thursday, the 27th of February 2024, in the Hans Belting Library at 18:00. Our first spring lecturer is Konstantin Akinsha, an independent art historian, curator, and journalist specialising in art originating from the area of present-day Russia and Ukraine.

20 Feb

StředověC JinaX

We warmly invite you to the opening lecture by Prof. Ivan Foletti, which will once again launch our traditional StředověC JinaX lecture series for this semester.

Come to the Hans Belting Library on 20 February at 19:00 to listen to an inspiring talk and be drawn into a topic that resonates across Europe. Do the restoration interventions on the fire-damaged Notre-Dame Cathedral truly reflect its medieval state? Or are they merely our own perceptions of what the "true" Middle Ages should look like?

20 Feb

"Informal Empire. Central European Culture in the Colonial System of the 19th and 20th centuries"

12 Feb

Pozice průvodce/ průvodkyně na Karštějně

27 Jan

State Final Exams and Defenses (27. 1. 2025)

Exams will be held on the 27th of January 2025.

17 Dec 2024

Vánoční večírek SDU

17 Dec 2024

PhD Conference: Minorities in Art History

2024

SMArt Talks: Networks

We cordially invite you to the SMArt Talks lectures of the autumn semester 2024, which are regularly organised by Centre for Modern Art & Theory.

12 Dec 2024

SMArt Talks: Raně avantgardní instituce ve střední Evropě: Infrastruktury umění mezi impérii

We cordially invite you to the last lecture (held in the Czech language) of the SMArt Talks cycle organised by the Centre for Modern Art & Theory. The lecture will take place this Thursday, the 12th of December 2024, in the Hans Belting Library at 18:00.

10 Dec 2024

A BYZANTINE CENTURY REASSESSING NEO-BYZANTINE STYLE FROM PARIS TO ALGIERS TO TIFLIS – AND BEYOND (CA. 1800 – 1920)

Dear colleagues,

We cordially invite you to the international conference A BYZANTINE CENTURY REASSESSING NEO-BYZANTINE STYLE FROM PARIS TO ALGIERS TO TIFLIS - AND BEYOND (CA. 1800 - 1920).

5 Dec 2024

The premiere of a new film, Armenophobia: The Roots of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict

the premiere of a new film, “Armenophobia: The Roots of the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict." The screening will take place in the Representative Hall of the Brno City Hall (Zastupitelském sále radnice Brno-střed) on December 5 at 7:30 p.m. The entrance is from Dominikánská Street.

4 Dec 2024

Invitation to the lecture Emily C. Burns, Belonging: Rethinking Native American Art on Display at the World´s Columbian Exposition

21 Nov 2024

The lecture in the series StředověC JinaX entitled: Památky v pohybu: jak si Amerika kupuje středověk (Monuments in Motion: how America is buying the Middle Ages

We cordially invite you to the next lecture in the series StředověC JinaX entitled „Památky v pohybu: jak si Amerika kupuje středověk (Monuments in Motion: how America is buying the Middle Ages. We will meet on Thursday, November 21 at 7 pm in the Hans Belting Library)

20 Nov 2024

Studentská konference EX ARTE

20 Nov 2024

The book launch for Opravdový středověk? Umění & ideologie v 19. století (The Real Middle Ages? Art & Ideology in the 19th Century)

We cordially invite you to the book launch for Opravdový středověk? Umění & ideologie v 19. století (The Real Middle Ages? Art & Ideology in the 19th Century) will take place on the 20th November at 18:00 at Institut Paměti národa in Brno, with its authors in attendance.