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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

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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