The 2012 IAAH/Artefact Study Day was held on Saturday, 14 April at the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
2012 Study Day Participants:
- Sarah Maguire – Syphilis, Spots, Succour and Spirit: the bunter in Hogarth’s A Harlot’s Progress
- Emma O’Toole– Sketching Modern Motherhood: The Drawings of Maria Spilsbury
- Geraldine Canavan – Notions of old and the older woman
- Holly Brennan – Beauty in the Streets: the legacy of the Atelier Populaire
- Sean Dunne – Colour Commentary- Tracing Racial Formations from European Art to American Sport
- Liza Foley – ‘Instruments of Inducement’ – Limerick Gloves and Gift Exchange in the Late Eighteenth-Century
- Darragh O’Donoghue – ‘Naive’ or ‘Primitive’ portraiture in Irish art
- Kalya Rose – The Art of Illumination in Ulster During the Victorian Period: Marcus Ward and Co., John Vinycomb, & the Celtic Revival
- Rebecca Campion – Viewing the display: using visitor accounts to explore the lost art collections of the Earl Bishop (1780s-1820s)
- Eimir O’Brien – Designing for God
- Sarah Wilson – Themes of Death and Rebirth in Roman Funerary Art