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Day 1 (Informatics Forum): 9am - 8pm
Day 2 (National Gallery of Scotland): 9am - 5.30pm -
Day 1: Informatics Forum (G.07), 10 Crichton Street, EH8 9AB
Day 2: Scottish National Gallery (Hawthornden Lecture Theatre), The Mound, EH2 2EL

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7pm
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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5pm - 5.45pm
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Part of the 2020/21 Dada & Surrealism Research Group seminar series
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1.30pm
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Friday Lecture Series
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1.30pm
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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1.30pm
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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5pm - 5.45pm
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Part of the 2020/21 Dada & Surrealism Research Group seminar series
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5.30pm
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Catherine G. Wagley's current book project is a case history and an excavation of the work of five gallerists whose lives intertwined and whose programs overlapped: Virginia Dwan, Riko Mizuno, Eugenia Butler, Suzanne Jackson, and Claire Copley.
History of Art Research Seminar: The end of the creative genius? Women artists in Italy, 1960s-1970s
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Friday Lecture Series
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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7pm GMT
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Friday Lecture Series
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1.30pm
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Part of the 2020/21 History of Art Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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7pm GMT
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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4pm
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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Part of the 2020/21 Friday Lecture Series
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5.30pm - 6.45pm
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In the 1920s John Hilditch (1872-1930) was the most esteemed collector of Chinese art in the world. At least that was what he claimed.
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Part of the Frictions ESALA Public Lecture Series 2020-21
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Part of the 2020/21 Design Informatics Research Seminar series
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On 15th October 1958, Sotheby’s mounted a spectacular evening auction featuring the seven most important Impressionist paintings from the collection of the late Jakob Goldschmidt. It took Peter Wilson, Sotheby’s chairman, the auctioneer that night, exactly twenty-one minutes to sell those seven paintings for a total of £781,000.
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Day 1 (Informatics Forum): 9am - 8pm
Day 2 (National Gallery of Scotland): 9am - 5.30pm -
Day 1: Informatics Forum (G.07), 10 Crichton Street, EH8 9AB
Day 2: Scottish National Gallery (Hawthornden Lecture Theatre), The Mound, EH2 2EL
The International Art Market Studies Association (TIAMSA) Conference 2020, hosted at The University of Edinburgh / National Galleries Scotland