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SPAH Seminar Series: Professor Gemma Blackshaw, Universtiy of Plymouth

Pelvic Gazing at the Frauenklinik: Egon Schiele’s Clinical Modernism

Thu 25 Oct 18

16:00 - 18:00
Colchester Campus

Ivor Crewe Seminar Room
Event speaker

Professor Gemma Blackshaw, Universtiy of Plymouth
Event type

Lectures, talks and seminars
Event organiser

Philosophy and Art History, School of
Contact details

spahpg@essex.ac.uk

The Philosophy and Art History Research Seminar meets weekly in term on Thursday afternoons to discuss a paper by a visiting philosopher, art historian, or a member of our academic staff.

This week's speaker is Professor Gemma Blackshaw, University of Plymouth.

Gemma specialises in Austrian art from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, with a particular focus on that produced in Vienna around 1900. Gemma's specific interests lie in: the nexus between Viennese modernism and the modern subject's experience of illness and disease; the exhibition and reception history of modern Viennese art; modernist networks, their role in the development of modern portraiture, and the promotion of artists' careers.

The seminar will be followed by informal drinks at Top Bar and a meal.

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