International Conference on Art History, Memory, and Identity (ICAHMI - 26)

This track explores the intricate relationship between memory and artistic representation, examining how artists convey collective and personal memories through their work. Participants are encouraged to analyze various mediums and their effectiveness in representing historical narratives.

This session focuses on the role of cultural heritage in shaping individual and collective identities across different societies. Papers will investigate how art serves as a medium for expressing and negotiating identity within diverse cultural contexts.

This track delves into the use of symbolism within various artistic movements, highlighting how symbols convey deeper meanings and reflect societal values. Presentations will analyze specific artworks and their contextual significance in relation to cultural narratives.

This session examines the impact of visual culture on social change, focusing on how art influences public perception and activism. Contributions will explore case studies where artistic expressions have played a crucial role in societal transformation.

This track investigates the role of archives in preserving artistic memory and the narratives they construct. Participants will discuss the significance of archival practices in understanding historical contexts and their implications for contemporary art.

This session addresses the tension between tradition and innovation in art history, exploring how contemporary artists engage with historical practices. Papers will analyze the ways in which artists reinterpret traditional forms to create new meanings.

This track focuses on the narratives of identity that emerge through visual arts, examining how artists articulate their personal and cultural stories. Contributions will highlight the intersection of identity, memory, and representation in various artistic practices.

This session explores the relationship between artistic movements and the construction of collective memory, analyzing how art reflects and shapes societal experiences. Participants are invited to discuss the role of art in memorializing historical events and cultural phenomena.

This track examines the intersections between art history and cultural studies, focusing on how cultural theories inform our understanding of artistic practices. Papers will explore the implications of cultural context on the interpretation of art.

This session investigates the relationship between heritage and artistic expression, emphasizing how artists draw upon their cultural backgrounds to inform their work. Contributions will analyze the ways in which heritage influences themes, techniques, and narratives in art.

This track focuses on how art serves as a reflection of social memory, capturing the collective experiences of communities. Participants will discuss the role of artistic practices in preserving and challenging societal narratives over time.