The Malevich Society is pleased to announce its call for 2026 grant applications. Based in New York, the Malevich Society is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing knowledge about the artist Kazimir Malevich and his work. In the belief that Malevich was a pioneer of modern art who should be recognized for his key contributions to the history of Modernism, the Society awards grants to encourage research, writing, and other activities related to his history and me

The Second European Circus History Conference will take place in Denmark at the Copenhagen Circus Museum from Thursday 15th to Saturday 17th April 2027, coinciding with World Circus Day. Organizers: Kornélia Deres (Hungary), Lina B. Frank (Sweden), Charlie Holland (UK), Mikkel Knudsen (Denmark), Harm van der Laan (The Netherlands), Pauliina Räsänen (Finland). We invite proposals exploring the theme ‘How has circus related to change?’. Contributions may examine the ways in whi

Christie’s announces the application window is open for the Christie’s Grant for Nazi-era Provenance Research 2026. For the fourth consecutive year, Christie’s is supporting early years academics researching the art losses and spoliation of the Nazi era 1933-1945. Thirty years on from seminal publications and initiatives illuminating how Jewish collectors, families, museums, libraries and institutions were robbed of their possessions, either through plunder or state-sanctione

The Louvre Museum awards the Denon Prize to enable the publication of a thesis in art history, archaeology or museum studies, on a theme broadly concerning the museum, its history and/or its collections, without restriction of period or geographical area. This prize pays tribute to Dominique-Vivant Denon (1747-1825), the first director of the Louvre Museum and the national museums. The prize money is drawn from the financial resources generated by the Majid Boustany Fund, wit

The Belvedere Research Journal (BRJ), an international, peer-reviewed, diamond open-access e-journal, invites submissions for its next issue. The BRJ publishes original and innovative scholarship on the art history and visual culture of Central Europe and the former Habsburg Empire, broadly defined, from the medieval period to the present day. The journal is committed to advancing research into Central European art and culture, transcending national, linguistic, and disciplin

This journal issue distinguishes itself from previous scholarship on workers’ photography by focusing on how, in the 1970s and 1980s, the demands for emancipation and self-determination of the women’s movement not only played a role in so-called “documentary” photography and social reportage but also influenced the work of female photographic artists. Through their critique of gender roles as expressed through the body, they contended with and represented care work – a form o

We write seeking 500-word abstracts for book chapters (~5000 words) for an edited volume entitled "Women and the Economy of Modern Art in the Americas, 1930-1950." Please see book description below and contact editors (Beth Matusoff Merfish, bmerfish@uh.edu, and Sandra Zalman, szalman@uh.edu) with questions. Abstracts should be sent via email to both editors by September 1, 2026. Women and the Economy of Modern Art in the Americas, 1930-1950.Dr. Beth Matusoff Merfish,Dr. Sand

Faculty of History:SFB 1567 »Virtual Lifeworlds«TP C03 »Virtual Art: Designs for Coexistence in Mixed Realities« We are looking to fill a full-time (39.83 hrs/week = 100%) position as soon as possible for a temporary research assistant (m/f/d) (100%) in sub-project C03 »Virtual Art: Designs for Living Together in Mixed Realities«. The Collaborative Research Center 1567 "Virtual Lifeworlds" is an interdisciplinary research network comprising 20 sub-projects and more than 60 re

About the Fellowship The History of Art and Visual Culture Fellowship supports independent research projects that make use of the extensive Met collection and Museum resources. Intended for the close study of objects, artworks, and visual traditions, this fellowship encourages original scholarship that advances critical perspectives within the applicant’s field. During their fellowship term, fellows spend the majority of their time pursuing their proposed projects and develop

Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Exploring Tradition: Genealogies, Tensions, and Reinterpretations in Art-Historical Discourse. The PhD Candidates of the Art History Program at Sapienza University of Rome are pleased to present the First International Doctoral Conference in Art History: Exploring Tradition: Genealogies, Tensions, and Reinterpretations in Art-Historical Discourse,to be held on February 8-10, 2027. The initiative and thematic choice stem from the necessity to

Application deadline: 29 May 2026 New Curators is a free and paid year-long curatorial training programme for aspiring curators from structurally disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds. The programme is now open for applications, and we are looking for 10-12 curators to join our fourth cohort in January 2027. We welcome applications from anywhere in the world. However, we do have specific eligibility criteria. Please ensure you complete the eligibility checker at www.newcur

Application deadline: Jun 15, 2026 yvesklein.com/en/fondation/ Fondation Yves Klein The Yves Klein Foundation works to promote and foster the public understanding of Yves Klein’s work through exhibitions, research projects, publications, the preservation of his body of work and the development of the catalogue raisonné. Based in Lugano (Switzerland), the Foundation carries forward the fundamental mission initiated by its founding members, Rotraut Klein-Moquay, Yves Klein’s wi

Press preview: May 7, 10am–5pm Palazzo Bragadin 6480 Barbaria delle Tole Castello, Venice, Italy Presented by Eka Enukidze and Herve Mikaeloff, In Medea—Fragments of Memory , Georgian artist Tamara Kvesitadze unveils a new body of work conceived specifically for the historic spaces of Palazzo Bragadin. Known internationally for her kinetic and monumental sculptures—and for having represented Georgia twice at the Venice Biennale—Kvesitadze continues her exploration of movemen

zurichartweekend.com Instagram / Facebook The ninth edition of Zurich Art Weekend 2026 presents a three-day, content-driven exchange platform taking place ahead of Art Basel. Building on the strong momentum of 2025, which welcomed over 45,000 visitors, this year’s edition expands its international collaborations and introduces new formats designed to encourage direct dialogues and encounters between artists, curators, collectors and cultural practitioners. Across 70+ venue

As one of the leading film festivals in Asia, the Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF) showcases premieres of films by established filmmakers as well as outstanding works by up-and-coming directors from around the world. This year’s edition will be held from October 26 through November 4 in the Hibiya-Yurakucho-Marunouchi-Ginza area. In their main Competition, TIFF will continue to accept submissions from around the globe and the Asian Future section will highlight films

Call for Session Proposal. Society for the History of Collecting at CAA 2027. The Society for the History of Collecting is accepting proposals to chair next year’s dedicated session at the College Art Association annual conference, which will be held 3-6 February 2027 in New York. The proposed panel may cover any period, geographic location, or category of collecting. We encourage themes that address broad methodological issues and cross-cultural topics. The Call for Papers w

This year’s residency invites contributions, not only from Transart Institute’s current PGRs and alumni, but also those from our host Liverpool John Moores University, and other invited institutions. As usual, our aim is to enable you to share your research with your peers, while also inviting you to consider a specific, shared dimension of doctoral research: the social relations that shape your project, from supervisory relationships to (trans)disciplinary expectations, from