Program for Kalamazoo
Although early medieval art historians could find many talks of interest, I will limit my selection to those that directly and obviously address an early medieval monument or object. I have, however, also included talks on slightly later material that has bearing on early medieval and some that I can only guess have something to do with early medieval material.
Can we identify trends? Perhaps not without hearing the talks. But we can make some observations on popularity- 3 on Anglo-Saxon stone sculpture, 2+ talks on the Book of Kells, 2 on Theodulf, and 2 on Aosta.
Thursday 10 am
Session 26
Eliza Garrison, “The Lothar Cross and the Stuff of History”
Anne Heath, “The Politics of Architecture: The Building of the Abbey Church of Saint-Germain of Auxerre”
Thursday 1.30 pm
Session 67
Heather Pulliam, “Tasting, Seeing, and Knowing: Openings, Absence, and Surface in Insular Art”
Herbert L. Kessler, “‘Where there is Christ, there is an abundance of water’: Icons and Thirst”
Session 71
Jamie Erenstoft, “Early Christian and Medieval Archaeology in Nineteenth-Century Rome”
Thursday 3.30 pm
Session 117
Bissera V. Pentcheva, “Incense Visions and the Miraculous Icons”
Session 124
Karen Blough, “Fit for a King: Carolingian and Ottonian Display Strategies”
Gabriella R. Miyamoto, “The Ambo of Henry II in the Aachen Palatine Chapel: The Use of Multivalent Imagery to Express Divine and Temporal Legitimization”
Thursday 7.30 pm
Session 163
Julie A. Van Voorhis, “The Reuse of Sculpted Portraits in the Late Roman Period”
Session 169
Hilde Romanazzi, “Domed Medieval Churches in Armenia: Form and Construction”
Friday 10 am
Session 205
Cristiana Filippini, “Revival or Continuity? Modes of Production in Medieval Roman Wall Painting”
Alison Locke Perchuk, “Recuperated or Still in Style? Logics of Reuse in the Basilica at Castel S. Elia (VT)”
Session 210
Bryan Ward-Perkins, “The Last Statues of Antiquity”
Session 217
Catherine E. Karkov, “Anglo-Saxon Sculpture and the Limits of Iconographic Analysis”
Richard N. Bailey, “Anglo-Saxon Sculpture and the Limits of Liturgical and Patristic Analysis”
Session 236
Flora Ward, “Inventing the Asturian Monarchy: The Twelfth-Century Reconstruction of the Camara Santa of Oviedo”
Friday 1.30 pm
Session 260
Monika E. Mueller, “Apostles, Popes, Saints, and Sinners: Sacred Concepts of Spiritual and Political Power in a New Guise at San Pietro al Monte di Civate (Italy)?
Stefano Riccioni, “The Novelty of Tradition: Reforming Antiquity in Eleventh- to Twelfth-Century Rome”
Session 264
Lawrence Nees, “Theodulf’s Mosaic at Germigny, the Sancta Sanctorum in Rome, and Jerusalem”
Thomas F. X. Noble, “The Reception of Visitors in Early Medieval Rome”
Session 297
Carol Farr, “The Passion according to Matthew in Irish Gospel Books and Folio 114r, Book of Kells”
Maggie M. Williams, “Irish High Crosses as Signs of Power and Influence”
Friday 3.30 pm
Session 313
Kirstin Noreen, “Contemplating Divinity: The Materiality of Christ’s Image”
Nicola Camerlenghi, “Interpreting Medieval Architecture through Renovations: A Case Study of the Roofs of the Basilica of San Paolo in Rome”
Session 319
Walter Roberts, “Imperial Patronage and Religion in the Fourth-Century Roman Empire”
Saturday 10 am
Session 375
Leanne Good, “The Digital Saint Gall Plan”
Session 393
Jane Hawkes, “The Early Anglo-Saxon Church: Sculptural Identities”
Session 398
Luisa Derosa, “Female Saints in Rupestrian Paintings in Apulia and Basilicata: Tradition or Fashion?”
Session 402
Judson J. Emerick, “The ‘Private’ Mass and Relics: The Invention of the Early Medieval ‘Memorialkirchenfamilie’”
Saturday 3.30 pm
Session 480
Amy R. Miller, “Uncovered! Reexamining the Theodelinda Gospel Covers”
Isabelle Lachat, “‘On Earth as it is in Heaven’: Charlemagne Reflecting Christ in the Gospels of Santa Maria ad Martyres”
Nino Zchomelidse, “Likeness, Relics, and Concepts of Authenticity in Medieval Art”
Session 501
Charyl Kaufman, “Material Culture and the Negotiation of Space in Medieval Aosta, Italy”
Session 506
Elizabeth Coatsworth, “Inscriptions on Embroidered and Woven Textiles in Early Medieval Europe: Who Commissioned Them, and Who Saw Them?”
Sunday 8.30 am
Session 525
Vasileios Marinis, “Old Wine in New Bottles: The Interrelation of Ritual and Architecture in Byzantium”
Session 526
Evan A. Gatti, “In a Space Between: Fragmentary Frescoes at Aosta and the Problem of the Middle Ages”
Dana Polanichka, “Envisioning the Holy: Ecclesia in the Minds of Theodulf of Orleans and Einhard”
Sunday 10.30 am
Session 578
Deborah Mauskopf Deliyannis, “Saintly Bishops and Architectural Patronage in the Early Middle Ages”
Session 585
Benjamin Tilghman, “The ‘Unfinished’ Book of Kells”
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