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[caption id="attachment_2009" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Jacob Jordaens, Servante avec une corbeille de fruits et un couple d’amoureux, vers 1630-1635, huile sur toile, 1197 x 1565 mm, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.[/caption]Type : colloque.Date et horaire : 5 et 6 novembre 2018.Lieu : Anvers.More information on the programme and registration can be found at:https://www.rubenianum.be/en/activity/international-conference-many-antwerp-handsPlease register early as space is limited!Programmelundi 5 novembre 201808:30 Registration and coffee09:00 Welcome: Véronique Van de Kerckhof, Rubenianum09:05 Opening Remarks: Lieneke Nijkamp, Rubenianum and Abigail Newman, Universiteit Antwerpen/RubenianumSESSION I: Shaping the Image of Collaboration09:15 Introduction by session chair: Tine Luk Meganck, Koninklijke Musea voor Schone Kunsten van België09:30 Katharine Campbell, University of Michigan, Composite Traditions: Metsys and Patinir’s Temptation of St. Anthony and Antwerp’s Artistic Heritage09:55 Dorien Tamis, Independent Scholar, The Critical Appreciation and Reception of Collaboration in the Low Countries10:20 Discussion10:30 Coffee break (45 minutes)SESSION II: Structuring Collaborative Relationships11:15 Introduction by session chair: Sabine Van Sprang, Koninklijke Musea voor Schone Kunsten van België11:30 Jan Van der Stock, Illuminare/KU Leuven, The Antwerp Altarpiece Enterprise of Dierick Proudekin (ca. 1442–ca. 1507). Assessing the Archival Evidence11:55 Rudy Jos Beerens, KU Leuven, Can't See the Forest for the Trees: Reconstructing the Sonian Forest Painters' Network12:20 Discussion12:30 Lunch (1 hour and 30 minutes)SESSION III: Collaboration through Shared Knowledge14:00 Introduction by session chair: Manfred Sellink, Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten Antwerpen14:15 Oliver Kik, KU Leuven, Art as Science: The Art of Geometry and Netherlandish Artists’ Mapmaking Collaborations 1480–156014:40 Ruth Noyes, National Museum of Denmark, Artistic-Epistemic Collaborations Beyond Netherlandish Art and Science: The Case of Opticorum Libri Sex and the astrolabium aequinoctiale15:05 Discussion15:15 Coffee break (45 minutes)16:00 Introduction: Arnout Balis, Centrum Rubenianum16:15 Keynote: Anne Woollett, J. Paul Getty Museum, Collaboration in the 21st Century: Then and Nowmardi 6 novembre 2018SESSION IV: Flemish Immigrants' Collaborative Strategies09:00 Introduction by session chair: Eric Jan Sluijter, Universiteit van Amsterdam09:15 Alice Zamboni, The Courtauld Institute of Art, Making Contact: Collaborative Printmaking in the Circle of Southern Netherlandish Artists at the Munich Court of Wilhelm V09:40 Julia Grace Lillie, Bard Graduate Center, Collaboration in Exile: Print Publications by Crispijn de Passe and Matthias Quad, Made in Cologne, 1589-160410:05 Discussion10:15 Coffee break (30 minutes)SESSION V: Comparative Cases Beyond the Southern Netherlands10:45 Introduction: Bernard Aikema, Università di Verona11:00 Stefan Halikowski Smith, Swansea University, The Chafariz d’el Rei: A Luso-Flemish Partnership?11:25 Eduardo Lamas-Delgado, Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPA), Many Italian and Flemish Hands among Spaniards: Francisco Rizi and Artistic Collaboration in Baroque Spain11:50 Weixuan Li, Universiteit van Amsterdam/Huygens ING, The Hands Behind De Lairesse’s Masterpieces: A Quantitative Approach12:15 Discussion12:30 Lunch (1.5 hours)SESSION VI: Typical Antwerp Collaborative Techniques?14:00 Introduction by session chair: Elizabeth Honig, University of California, Berkeley/Universiteit Utrecht14:15 Uta Neidhardt and Konstanze Krüger, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Van Balen and Brueghel in Collaboration: A Group of Works from Dresden14:40 Ursula Härting, Independent Scholar, Collaboration – Addition: Alexander Keirincx (1600–1652) in Antwerp, Utrecht, Britain, Amsterdam15:05 Discussion15:15 Coffee break (45 minutes)16:00 Keynote: Filip Vermeylen, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Antwerp as a Center of Artistic Collaboration: A Unique Selling Point?17:00 Closing Remarks: Elizabeth Honig, University of California, Berkeley/Universiteit Utrecht