HGCEA          Historians of German & Central European Art & Architecture


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HGCEA
is an affiliated society of the College Art Association. It was founded in 1997 to foster study of visual and material culture of Central Europe and enhance communication and cooperation among scholars working on the art and architecture of the region. The society publishes a newsletter, Eurotexture, and sponsors a session at the annual CAA conference, as well as organizes and supports scholarly endeavors and events focused on Central European topics. The society's members include American and European scholars (affiliated and independent) and graduate students.



News & Announcements                
updated: January 19, 2010

CFPs & Opportunities:

Call for Midwest Exhibition Reviewers for caa.reviews, deadline: ongoing
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TO ATTEND:

HGCEA @ CAA ... more

Birkbeck Institute for Social Research Winter Colloquium: Beyond The Pink Curtain? Eastern European Sexualities, Homophobia and Western Eyes, January 2010 ... more

Conference:
The Geographies of Art History in the Baltic Region, 27 & 28 November, 2009, ... more

Conference: Rebels, Martyrs and the Others: Rethinking Polish Modernism, London, June 2009 ... more

NEWS:
Exhibition The Heritage of the Russian Avant-Garde: Vladimir Sterligov and His School held at Rutgers University ... more
Eurotexture
11 now available ... more
Results of the HGCEA Board election ... more
The Austrian National Library offers 3.5 million historic newspaper-pages online for free...more
Special Issue of InterCulture,
Reproducing Art: Walter Benjamin's "Work of Art" Essay Reconsidered ... more
New link: Social East Forum on the Art and Visual Culture of Eastern Europe ...
more
Recent member news ... more


 


 Featured Links

Art in Vilnius, 1900-1915

By Laima Lauckaite











 


Of 'Truths Impossible to Put in Words'
Max Beckmann Contextualized

Edited by Rose-Carol Washton Long & Maria Makela

In the Shadow of Yalta:
Art and the Avant-garde in Eastern Europe, 1945-1989

By Piotr Piotrowski

A Women's Berlin: Building the Modern City
By Despina Stratigakos

 

 

Rethinking Malevich:
Proceedings of a Conference in Celebration of the 125th Anniversary of Kazimir Malevich’s Birth

Edited by Charlotte Douglas and Christina Lodder

 
 

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