Workshopping Future Directions in Impressionism 1.0

Thursday 5 September

10.00 | Registration / Coffee | 10.30 | Speed Networking

11.30 | Opening Remarks, Allison Deutsch

11.45 | Visions of Impressionism Chair: David Peters Corbett

Alexandra Courtois de Viçose, Teaching Impressionism and Disability

Paul Smith, The Meaning of his Work Cannot be Determined from his Life: Cézanne, Biography, Autism

Rebecca Gosling, The Mirror and the Toilette in French Art 1870-90

Theresa A. Cunningham, Renoir’s Telescope

Harmon Siegel, Let’s Criticise Impressionism

12.30 | Discussion | 13.30 | Lunch

14.30 | Unseen/Obscured: Race & Impressionism Chair: Linda Goddard

Anna E. Dobbins, An Investigation into Degas’s Brothel Monotypes

Allison Deutsch, Impressionism in Black and White

Alexis Clark, Tone

15.05 | Discussion | 15.45 | Coffee Break

16.15 | Breakout Discussions | 17.00 | Reception

18.00 | Roundtable: What is Impressionism? Chair: Alexis Clark 

With: Hailey Chomos, Frances Fowle, Christopher Riopelle, Karen Serres, and Sam Rose

Friday 6 September

10.00 | Registration / Coffee

10.30 | Opening Remarks, Samuel Raybone

10.45 | Printing Impressionism Chair: Richard Taws

Jillian Kruse, Printing Utopia: Pissarro and Printmaking

Isabelle Sagraves, Marginality and Regional Politics in Félix Buhot’s Etchings 

Ashley Dunn, The Always Unfinished Print

Samuel Raybone, Throwaway Impressions

11.30 | Discussion | 12:15 | Lunch

13.45 | Rethinking Narratives Chair: Allison Deutsch

Linda Goddard, Morisot, Mallarmé and the Art of Correspondence 

Francesca Berry, Nabis Politics

Claire Moran, E Manet, Intimacy, and Micro-Histories of Impressionism

14.20 | Discussion

15.00 | Roundtable: Being and Becoming an Impressionist Scholar Chair: Claire Moran

With: Helena Erikstrup, Danielle Smith, MaryAnne Stevens, and Clare Willsdon

16.30 | Reception

Monday 9 September

13.00 (BST) | Opening Remarks, Claire Moran

13.15 | Global Histories of Impressionism Chair: Frances Fowle

Greg M. Thomas, Impressionism in 1970s Beijing: The No-Name Group

Hoyon Mephokee, Modern Thai Painting and the Problem of Impressionism

Ilia Doronchenkov, Who is Afraid of Impressionism? Enemies of Modern French Painting in Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union

Elizabeth Heath, Visualizing Dispossession: Renoir and the Art of Imperial Impressionism

14.00 | Discussion

14.45 | Bad Impressionism Chair: Samuel Raybone

Sebastian Hammerschmidt, Impressionism, Gone Transepochal, Gone Transcultural?

Isabelle Mattar, Monticelli and the Margins of Impressionism

Lucy Whelan, Édouard Vuillard’s Landscapes

15.20 | Discussion | 16.00 | Break

16.30 | Feminist Futures of Impressionism Chair: Marni Reva Kessler

James McCabe, Reassessing the Parisian Interior in Morisot’s Jeune fille sur une chaise-longue (1889) 

Shira Gottlieb, Why Are There No Old Women in Impressionist Art?

Mary Hunter, Degas’s Portraits of Pregnancy

Rachel Sloan, Embracing the Domestic: Vanessa Bell, the Women Impressionists and the Nabis

17.15 | Discussion | 18.00 | Closing Remarks, Allison Deutsch