Periodic Reporting for period 1 - HANSEALTAR (The Mobility, Meaning, Mercantile Connections of Altarpieces between Germany and Scandinavia across the Hanse Network in the Fifteenth Century)
Período documentado: 2019-08-01 hasta 2021-07-31
1. Familiarity with medieval Scandinavia through Norwegian language study (August-October 2019)
2. Secondment technical training in art history at UiO with Dr. Noëlle Streeton (August-October 2019)
3. Fieldwork in Norway and Sweden (August 2019-February 2020)
4. Invited lecture “The Meaning, Mobility, and Mercantile Connections of Altarpieces between Germany and Scandinavia across the Hanse Network in the Fifteenth Century” University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway (18 September 2019)
5. Organization of conference panels: “Transgressing the Artistic Borders of Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe I: Exported Altarpieces to Scandinavia”; “Transgressing the Artistic Borders of Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe II: Mobility at the Court and City” International Medieval Congress, Leeds, UK (6-9 July, postponed to July 2022 due to Covid-19)
6. Peer-review article *“Hanse Cultural Geography and Communal Identity in Late-Medieval City Views of Lübeck” Journal of Urban History (May 2020) https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0096144220917933
7. Organized and led virtual workshop for “The Medieval Scandinavian Art Reader” (October 2020)
8. Co-edited anthology with Margrethe C. Stang, The Medieval Scandinavian Art Reader (Scandinavian Academic Press, forthcoming 2022) with 18 international contributors
9. Guest virtual lecture, “Medieval and Early Modern Art,” James Madison University (August 2020)
10. published object essay on Smarthistory (“Hermen Rode”)
11. published object essay on Smarthistory (“St. George and the Dragon”)
12. Invited as Contributing Editor for Northern European Medieval Art on Smarthistory
13. Committee member, New Initiatives Working Group, the International Center of Medieval Art (2020-2023)
14. Co-organized panel for the International Congress of Medieval Studies, on “The Global North: Medieval Scandinavia on the Borders of Europe,” Kalamazoo, Michigan (May 2021)
15. Invited Virtual Zoom Lecture, “Intermedial Collaboration: Making the Double-Winged Altarpiece in the Late-Medieval Workshop” University of Cambridge, Graduate Seminar Series on ‘Intermediality’ (17 February 2021)
16. Article draft: “Gregory’s Two Visions on the Double-Winged Retable: Lübeck’s Corpus Christi Altarpiece and the Multi-Material Presence of Christ” targeted to Studies in Iconography (submit winter 2022)
17. Job application, virtual interview and campus interview to tenure-track position at Hamilton College, with job talk title, “Art of the Hanse.” Negotiated and accepted offer February 2021.
18. Book manuscript in progress, “Art of the Hanse: The Transcultural Altarpiece in the Baltic and North Seas” (targeted press, Penn State University Press, submission in 2023)