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is a consortium of research institutes dedicated to the study of arts and material culture. The consortium works to strengthen the work of its member institutions through partnership, dialogue, grant making, and advocacy for scholars.
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Yale Center for British Art

Register for Landscape Symposium at YCBA

Register for "A Legacy of Landscape Study" at the Yale Center for British Art co-sponsored with Oak Spring Garden Foundation.The Yale Center for British Art (YCBA) and Oak Spring Garden Foundation (OSGF) share a legacy of landscape study rooted in the collections of Paul and Rachel Lambert “Bunny” Mellon. While the Mellons’ collecting practices differed, they both gathered significant materials in the history of British environments, horticulture, and landscapes. Notable examples include Paul Mellon’s paintings and prints by George Stubbs and J. M. W. Turner and Bunny Mellon’s garden treatises and Humphrey Repton Red Books. From these origins, the YCBA’s extensive collection of British art has encouraged generations of new scholarship on British landscape art, while OSGF has become a leading research institution for the global histories and futures of gardens, landscapes, and plants. Inspired by this legacy of collecting and scholarship, the YCBA and OSGF are hosting a symposium at Yale to bring together new interdisciplinary research on British landscape studies.By commingling the diversity of approaches to the histories and depictions of landscapes and environments represented by the two institutions, this symposium aims to generate new scholarly conversation about the intersections of British culture, ecology, and land.This symposium will be held at Hastings Hall, Yale School of Architecture, on December 5–6, 2024. For more information, please email sarah.leonard@yale.edu. ‍

October 26, 2024
Job

YCBA Seeks Project Manager

The Project Manager will contribute to a variety of projects and programs that advance and grow the activities of the Academic Affairs, Education, and Research Division at the Yale Center for British Art (YCBA), a division committed to sharing and building knowledge about British art. Reporting to the Deputy Director for Academic Affairs, Education, and Research, the Project Manager will be responsible for executing projects initiated by the Deputy Director. The Project Manager will design and oversee projects and programs in support of the division’s goal and strategy plan, conduct project-related research for the Deputy Director, establish timelines, produce writing, oversee the timely completion of deliverables, and collaborate with departments across the museum and other Yale units. This is a writing-intensive position in which the successful candidate will be expected to communicate clearly and effectively across disciplines and audiences.The Project Manager will undertake a range of activities to drive forward divisional initiatives, including but not limited to course development, proposal and report writing, bibliographic work, publication development, and review and analysis of scholarly writing.

October 26, 2024
Internship

2024-2026 Moore Curatorial Fellowship in Drawings and Prints

The Morgan Library & Museum seeks applications for the Moore Curatorial Fellowship in the Department of Drawings and Prints. This one-year appointment, eligible for a one-year renewal, provides the opportunity to gain firsthand experience and professional training in curatorial work and in the study and connoisseurship of old master and nineteenth-century drawings. The Moore Curatorial Fellow will be a fully integrated member of the department, with duties and responsibilities comparable to those of a curatorial assistant or assistant curator. The Fellow will have the opportunity to conduct research on the Morgan’s collection of European drawings before 1900—one of the finest in the country—and to contribute significantly to all phases of exhibition planning, organization, and installation; museum education; publications; and other departmental activities.

July 25, 2024
Opportunity

Fellowship at the Getty Research Institute dedicated to the Annual Theme: REPAIR

For 2025–2026, Getty invites scholars and arts professionals to apply for a residential fellowship on the topic of repair, a theme that bridges time periods, world geographies, and professional practices. Situated between the forces of creation and destruction, the act of repair can be deeply transformative, with the potential to heal, alter, and renew the material environment. Scholars are asked to think critically about repair, questioning interpretive assessments about the ideal state of any object or site, in addition to querying what constitutes damage or whether to repair the ruined or the broken. Beyond such physical interventions, art and sites of commemoration are often mobilized to heal a fractured social fabric. Indeed, art itself may be offered as reparation to address past wrongs or to recuperate loss. The issue of repair has deep bearing for the arts, conceived in the broadest sense, and especially for institutions that aim to preserve and share global cultural heritage.

July 25, 2024
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