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Tuesday 13 April 2010
8.30
C-1
MAT02
Life Stories of Consumption
Kraakhuis, muziekcentrum
Joeri Januarius : Keeping Up Appearances? Clothing, Haircuts, and Material Culture of Mineworkers’ Families in the 1950s Lesley Whitworth : The American Notebooks: Natasha Kroll's 1948 US retail research trip
Tuesday 13 April 2010
10.45
I-2
TEC02
National Technological Politics
Room D1, Pauli
Sabil Francis : Negotiating Technology: The IITs in India Lewis Siegelbaum : Sputnik and the Soviet Pavilion at the Brussels World's Fair, 1958 Will Wilson : 'A Nation at Work' Exhibition Düsseldorf 1937: Producing and Consuming R-2 MAT05 Material and Consumer Culture in Transformation Atelier R3, Pauli
Ingo Heidbrink : US Influences on Danish Colonial Greenland - The material culture Alan Hutchinson : The introduction of new consumer goods in the Northern Trade Jaco Zuijderduijn : Investment Strategies in 16th Century Holland
Tuesday 13 April 2010
14.15
R-3
MAT04
Court Consumption
Atelier R3, Pauli
Luc Duerloo : Tangible Courtesies: Diplomatic Gift Exchange at the Archducal Court of Brussels Pauline Lemaigre-Gaffier : The "Menus Plaisirs" administration and its material sphere. A study on material court culture in the 18th century France Dries Raeymaekers : Living like Kings and Loving it. Consumption and Display at the Court of the Archdukes Albert and Isabella in Brussels, 1598-1621 Jonathan Spangler : Material Culture in the Court of the Guise: inventories, libraries, furniture and visual representations of power and piety in 17th-century Paris
Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
R-4
MAT03
Homemaking, Cherishing and the Senses
Atelier R3, Pauli
Pia Lundqvist, Christer Ahlberger : Consumption fantasies in modern literature 1820-1860 Sara Pennell : Home is where the hearth is? Exploring the uses and means of the hearth in Restoration & later Stuart London (17th c.) Margaret Ponsonby : A Home of One's Own? Spinsters, Bachelors and the Consumption of Homemaking in the Long 18th Century Natalie Scholz : Whose authority reigns in the living room? Contested meanings of the past and the present in West German discourses on ‘Wohnkultur’ during the 1950s Z-4 TEC01 The Development of New Consumer Cultures M204, Marissal
Clive Edwards : Developing new markets in the European furniture industry through the use of lamination and bentwood design and technology, 1830-1880 Alberto Grandi : The refrigeration industry and changes in food consumption Hiroki Shin, Colin Divall : Rapid travel in comfort: quality of passenger experience in the history of Britain's railways
Wednesday 14 April 2010
8.30
C-5
ECO03
Fashion and Art Markets
Kraakhuis, muziekcentrum
Ian Mitchell : ‘I designe my books for posterity’: book collectors and conspicuous consumption in early modern England Klas Nyberg : The economics of art and art industry: Patrons, artists and artisans in 18th century Stockholm O-5 ANT04 Ancient Globalisation and Connectivity Auditorium D3, Pauli
Neville Morley : Consumption, commodities and control: the dynamics of Roman globalisation Martin Pitts : Globalising processes and connectivity in Roman Britain R-5 MAT01 Enlightenment and Divertissement:Consumer Goods in the Eighteenth Century Atelier R3, Pauli
Kathryn Norberg : Cultural Capital in the Boudoir: Courtesans as Tastemakers in Eighteenth Century Paris Kari Telste : An Eighteenth Century Reception Room: New Consumer Goods and International Trade Relations in Norway
Wednesday 14 April 2010
10.45
N-6
MID01
Fabric and Gender I
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Joana Sequeira, Arnaldo Melo : Women’s role in Portuguese textile production in the Later Middle Ages Peter Stabel : Dress as a social marker. The material culture of Bruges women in the late Midddle Ages R-6 MAT06 Consumer Culture in the Early Modern Countryside Atelier R3, Pauli
Olanda Barbosa Vilaça : Clothes for the Body, Clothes for the Bed: the Uses of Textiles in a Rural Environment (Northwest Portugal, 1750-1810)
Wednesday 14 April 2010
14.15
N-7
MID02
Fabric and Gender II
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Laura Michele Diener : "Sacred Labor: Medieval Nuns and Textile Production" Shennan Hutton : Organizing Specialized Production: Gender in Medieval Flemish Wool Cloth Industry R-7 MAT07 Experiences of Chance, Motivation and Risk in Gambling Atelier R3, Pauli
Maria Kaizeler, Horácio Faustino & Rafael Marques : Why Do People Buy Lottery Products? Sytze Kingma : Dostojevski and Freud: Autonomy and Addiction in Gambling Riitta Matilainen : The roulette as a symbol of Western and continental way of life in Finland in the 1960s and 1970s
Thursday 15 April 2010
8.30
A-9
MAT08
Old Collectables in a Modern World
Auditorium, muziekcentrum
Jozef Glassée : Collecting and donating art. On the relationship between private art consumption and donations to the fine arts museums of Antwerp, Bruges and Ghent (c. 1800–c. 1914) Julia Petrov : "Bits of Kernooze"; Homosociality and antiquarianism in Britain, 1880-1914 Adriana Turpin : The emerging antiques market in early 19th century England
Thursday 15 April 2010
14.15
K-11
MAT09
Authenticity, Canonization, Professionalization and the Museum
Room D13, Pauli
Uta Protz : The Construction of New Cultural Elites: The Foundation of the Vereniging Rembrandt (1883), the Kaiser-Friedrich-Museums-Verein (1897), the Société des Amis du Louvre (1897) and the National Art Collections Fund (1903) Mark Westgarth : Putting History in Order: Sir Samuel Meyrick’s ‘Period Rooms’ at Goodrich Court, 1828-1831 T-11 EDU10 Children, Youth and Cultural Transformation M202, Marissal
Shurlee Swain : We are the stories we tell about ourselves
Thursday 15 April 2010
16.30
C-12
MAT10
Branding across Borders
Kraakhuis, muziekcentrum
Katarina Friberg : Without boundaries – a consumer co-operative ideal and logo Oliver Kühschelm : The Call for Patriotic Consumption in the Interwar years Jennifer Scanlon : Branding Girlhood Ilja Van Damme : A ‘knowledgeable’ retailer or a ‘recognizable’ product? An inquiry into early-modern branding strategies (Antwerp, 17th-18th centuries)
Friday 16 April 2010
8.30
F-13
MAT13
Medieval Royal Treasuries: Consumption and Circulation of Luxury Goods
Vestibule, muziekcentrum
Hermenegildo Fernandes : Treasure and politics behind an Inventory: Denis of Portugal household accounts as a young king (1278-1283) Isabel Guimarães Sá : Inhabited spaces: chambers, churches and oratories. The example of Portuguese queens and princesses (1450-1550) Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues, Adriana Almeida : Luxury and fashion in the 14th century. Precious fabrics, pearls and gold in the wardrobe of Leonor of Portugal
Friday 16 April 2010
10.45
A-14
ELI12
Elites through material culture
Auditorium, muziekcentrum
Laura Giacomini : The Life of the Milanese Elite in their Residences as Reconstructed through Estate Inventories (XVI-XVII century) Jari-Matti Kuusela : Burials of the Finnish Iron Age as material discourses of the elite Samuel Vaneeckhout : The origin of prehistoric elites in Finland
Friday 16 April 2010
16.30
N-16
ELI13
Elites by the book: novels, diaries, autobiographies, account books, recipe books, inventories
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Jaap Moes : Some aspects of the life style of Dutch aristocracy around 1900 Hanneke Ronnes : The memory of the noble house Jon Stobart : Tea and cakes: elite consumption of groceries in eighteenth-century England Wybren Verstegen : Private landownership, nobility and nature conservation in the Netherlands 1928- 1973 |
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