IV European Congress on Jewellery - Centres and Peripheries in European Jewellery from Antiquity to 21st Century

29.11.2018 09:00 — 30.11.2018 19:00
Escola das Artes

IV European Congress on Jewellery - Centres and Peripheries in European Jewellery from Antiquity to 21st Century

29 - 30 NOV

Auditório Carvalho Guerra Auditorium

Organizado e Coordenado por | Organized and administered by:

CITAR - Centro de Investigação em Ciência e Tecnologia das Artes | Escola das Artes

Research Centre for Science and Techonology of the Arts | School of Arts)

Curso de Doutoramento em Estudos do Património (Escola das Artes-UCP)

Doctoral Course in Heritage Studies (School of Arts-UCP)

Após as estimulantes conferências em La Bañeza (Léon), Madride Barcelona, a quarta reunião do Congresso Europeu de Joalharia realizar-se-á em novembro, no Porto, no norte de Portugal. Os oradores deste ano são convidados a explorar ideias sobre centros e periferias e a abordar a relação entre joias produzidas em "centros" da moda e joias produzidas em outros lugares.

O congresso de dois dias será dividido em cinco sessões, organizadas cronologicamente desde a Antiguidade até o presente. As comunicações versarão sobre a história e a estética da joalharia em toda a Europa e também mostrarão como a ourivesaria europeia influenciou e foi influenciada por artistas de todo o mundo.

Para este quarto Congresso, que esperamos que venha a ser mais uma vez um fórum para novas ideias e debates sobre a história da joalharia europeia, encorajamos os palestrantes a abordar temas como a circulação de desenhos e motivos ornamentais entre países e períodos, o uso de novos materiais e diferentes técnicas, ou as maneiras pelas quais as joias viajavam através das fronteiras e continentes, transportadas pela realeza, diplomatas, mercadores ou eclesiásticos.

After successful and stimulating conferences in La Bañeza (Léon), Madrid and Barcelona, the fourth meeting of the European Congress on Jewellery will take place this November in Porto, northern Portugal. Speakers this year are invited to explore ideas about centres and peripheries, and to address the relationship between jewellery produced in fashionable ‘centres’ and jewellery produced elsewhere.

The two day Congress will be divided into five sessions, organized chronologically from Antiquity to the present. Papers will investigate the history and aesthetics of jewellery across Europe and will also show how European goldsmithing influenced, and was influenced by, artists from across the world.

For this fourth Congress, which we hope will once again prove a forum for new ideas and debates about the history of European jewellery, we encourage speakers to address topics such as the circulation of designs and ornamental motifs across countries and periods, the use of new materials and different techniques, or the ways in which jewels travelled across borders and continents, transported by figures such as royals, royals, diplomats, merchants or ecclesiastics.

Temas Themes

Forma e Ornamento em joalharia Form and ornament in jewellery

Joalharia e outras artes Jewellery and the other Arts

Ornamento e cultura popular Ornament and popular culture

Materiais e Técnicas Materials and techniques

A troca e circulação de joias The exchange and circulation of jewels

Registo Registration

Speakers – 70 €

Publico geral General public – 30 €

Estudantes Students – 20 €

PROGRAMA PROGRAMME

29^th November 2018 (Thursday)

09h00-9h30	Registration
09h30-9h50	Opening remarks
09h50-10.30	Keynote Lecture María Antonia Herradón Figueroa, Art of Damascening. Spanish Steel Jewellery in Fashion, 1875-1936
Table I	Jewellery: form, ornament and its relation with the other arts Chair: Kirstin Kennedy
10h30-11h00	Amy McHugh, The Jewellist: Jean Schlumberg and his Early Jewelled Creations
11h00-11h30	Ornella Cirillo, The Jewels of Nanni Strada, a ‘little Milanese’ Between the Readymade and Avant-garde Styles
11h30-12h00	Coffee Break
12h00-12h30	Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa, Revivalism and Modernity in the work of the Portuguese Jeweller José Rosas Júnior (1885-1958)
12h30-12h40	Discussion
12h40-13h00	Private view of the exhibition of catalogues and other documentation related to European jewellery from the 19th and 20th centuries (Edifício do Restauro)
13h00-14h30	Lunch (own arrangements)
Table II	Materials and Techniques Chairs: Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa; Rosa Mota
14h30-15h00	Carla Castiajo, Exploring Hair as a Material
15h00-15h30	Ana Cicuendez, Glass in Jewellery
15h30-15h45	Discussion
15h45-16h15	Coffee Break
16h15-16h45	Ana Passos, From Material to Affection: the Construction of the Meaning of Jewellery
16h45-17h15	Claudette Joannis, About Hair in a Locket (the Memory of Body and Heart)
17h15-17h45	Danuta Szewcyk-Prokurat; Dariusz Nowacki, Jewellery in 17th Century Poland: Forgotten Jewellery Centres on the Outskirts of Europe
17h45-18h15	Magdalena Adamska, Pea-pod Style in the Jewellery of the 17th Century Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
18h15-18h30	Discussion
18h30-19h15	Keynote lecture Cristina Filipe, Kukas, A Cloud that Breaks into Rain: A Vision on Portuguese Contemporary Jewellery

30^th November 2018 (Friday)

Table III	Ornament and Popular Culture Chair: María Antonia Herradón
09h30-10h00	Ana Cristina Sousa; Diana Felícia, Memory, frames (bitolas) and pattern books (Defumos) Books: The Crafting of Filigree Jewellery in Gondomar, Portugal
10h00-10h30	Elvira González, Traditional Majorcan Jewellery
10h30-11h00	João Grave, The Jewels of Our Lady of Mount Carmel’s image (1771): A theft, a treasure and some considerations on its meaning
11h00-11h20	Discussion
11h20-11h50	Coffee Break
11h50-12h20	Ana Cristina Sousa, The Agni Dei “behind the mountains”. A Case Study of Carção (Vimioso)
12h20-12h50	Marina Elenskaya, Jewellery Making Waves. From Archetype to Fringe, the Course of Contemporary Jewellery
12h50-13h00	Discussion
13h00-14h30	Lunch (own arrangements)
Table IV	The Exchange and Circulation of Jewels Chairs: Claudette Joannis; Francesca Balzan
14h30-15h00	Cristina Vignone, At Home and Abroad: Tiffany’s Patrons in Nineteenth-Century Paris and London
15h00-15h30	Patricia Ferrari, From London to Paris: The Influence of Celtic Art in the World of René Lalique
15h30-16h00	Marta Sanz-Bustillo Aguirre; Saulo Alvarado Martinsanz; Alberto Galindo Muñoz, Bauhaus Jewellery
16h00-16h30	Anastazja Buttitta, Venetian Jewish Wedding Rings: An International Affair
16h30-16h40	Discussion
16h40-17h00	Coffee Break
17h00-17h30	Martha J. Egan, Brazil: Where European, African, and Native Customs Converge in Religious Jewelry
17h30-18h00	Ana Passos, From Both Sides of the Atlantic: Study of Two Private Collections of Jewellery from the 18th and 19th Centuries in Bahia
18h00-18h30	Amelia Aranda Huete; Paloma Orgaz Aranda, Exchange of Jewels Between the Spanish and Portuguese Courts
18h30-18h40	Discussion
18h40-19h15	Keynote Lecture Rosa Mota, Gold, Religion and Popular Belief in the Festivities of Northern Portugal
19h15-19h30	Musical performance by Cantadeiras do Vale do Neiva
19h30-19h45	Closing remarks

1^st December 2018 (Saturday)

10h30-11h15	Visit to the Jewellery Collection at Museu Nacional de Soares dos Reis
11h30-12h30	Visit to Saint Francis Church, Museum and Catacombs
12h30	Lunch (own arrangements)

Diretor do Congresso Congress Director

Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa (School of Arts-UCP; CITAR-EA/UCP)

Conselho Consultivo Advisory Committee

Amelia Aranda Huet (Patrimonio Nacional, Colecciones Reales; Spain)

Annemarie Jordan Gschwend (Independent Scholar)

Claudette Joannis (Conservateur en Chef Honoraire du Patrimoine, France)

Diana Scarisbrick (Independent Scholar, UK)

Francesca Balzan (Palazzo Falson Historic House Museum, Mdina)

Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e Sousa (School of Arts-UCP; CITAR-EA/UCP)

Kirstin Kennedy (Victoria and Albert Museum, London)

Letizia Arbeteta Mira (Cuerpo Facultivo de Conservadores de Museos, Spain)

María Antonia Herradón Figueroa (Museo del Traje, Madrid)

Mariàngels Fondevila (Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, Barcelona)

Rosa Maria dos Santos Mota (CITAR-EA/UCP)

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For more information please contact the Congress administrator

Maria Silva (mnsilva@porto.ucp.pt)

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