Lecture and discussion series co-organized in collaboration with Dumbarton Oaks and North of Byzantium. Sign up to receive updates and registration links. Once you are on the series mailing list once, you will receive updates about all the events.
Lecture and discussion series co-organized in collaboration with Dumbarton Oaks and North of Byzantium. Sign up to receive updates and registration links. Once you are on the series mailing list once, you will receive updates about all the events.
Ukraine’s history, art, and culture are endangered by the ongoing war. This lecture and conversation series by experts in the fields of history, art history, religion, archaeology, heritage, sociology, as well as museums and conservation, among others, presents the region’s rich historical and cultural complexity through its objects, sites, and monuments. A focus on the medieval and early modern periods featuring Greek, Latin, and Slavic contacts, brings to the fore critical evidence to counter modern misrepresentations of Ukraine’s history and cultural heritage. All start at 12:00 Eastern Time (USA).
“Lacunae of Art History and Kyiv’s Visual Culture” [Recording Available]
“The Holy Rus’ concept and Religious Art with Political Connotations: Pochayiv Monastery in the 19th century”
"The Cathedral of St. Sophia, Kyiv" (Thomas Dale, Ioli Kalavrezou, Sofia Korol')
“Medieval Origins and Modern Constructs, Rus - Ukraine - Russia”
"Mazepa's women before and after Poltava: To Save and to Keep"
"Endangered Monuments" (Özlem Eren, Alina Kondratiuk, Robert Ousterhout)
"Reading the Image of Prince Volodymyr Sviatoslavych in Seventeenth-Century Kyiv"
"Displaced Cultural Heritage" (Anna Kijas, Waldemar Jozef Deluga, Elizabeth Bolman)
"Images of Power and Their Discursive Site-Specificity in Kyivan Rus'"
"Historical Memory" (Danylo Sudyn, Svitlana Olianina, Alexandra Vukovich)
"Marriages between the Ruling Clan of Rus' and Latin Christian Europe"
"Taste, Social Class, and Oriental Carpet Design in the Eighteenth-Century Cossack Hetmanate"