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This seminar will study the different activities of female artists in the Spanish, French and Italian cultural scenes, through a series of lectures. It will also provide a quantitative and qualitative analysis of their work, in order to understand the background and particularities that defined the greater professionalisation of the artists. This analysis will start from their participation in the art system and will also describe the organisation of female artists’ associations, the influences of feminism on their work, and the questioning of the dominant patriarchal art system.
Gandia International Centre Universitat de València (8, Tossal Street)
Rafael Gil, Department of Art History (Universitat de València), and Concepción Lomba, Department of Art History (University of Zaragoza)
15/07/2024
9:30-10:30: Training, display and gender in the female artistic production in contemporary Europe. Rafael Gil, Department of Art History – Universitat de València
10:30-11:30 Between memories. Female artists’ albums of the 19th century. Ester Alba, Department of Art History – Universitat de València
11:30-12:00 Break
12:00-13:00 Facilitating the study of art for women who are not afraid of hard work. Learning and promotion of female artists from the Académie Julian. Magdalena Illán Martín, Department of Art History – University of Seville
13:00-14:00 The presence of female artists in universal exhibitions. Concepción Lomba, Department of Art History – University of Zaragoza
16/07/2024
9:00-10:00 Creating networks. Artists’ colonies in Europe. María Ángeles Pérez Martín, Department of Art History – Universitat de València
10:00-11:00 Restoration and avant-garde in Spain (1915-1936). The role of female artists. Jaime Brihuega Sierra, Department of Art History – Complutense University of Madrid
11:00-12:00 British female artists and the Great War. Inés Escudero, Department of Art History – University of Zaragoza
12:00-12:30 Break
12:30-13:30 Travelling female artists in contemporary Spain. Alberto Castán, Department of Art History – University of Zaragoza
13:30-14:30 Panel discussion: Jaime Brihuega, Rafael Gil and Concepción Lomba
