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[caption id="attachment_774" align="aligncenter" width="397"] Giuseppe de Ribera (1591-1652), Sainte-Marie l'Egyptienne, 1641, Huile sur toile, 132 x 108 cm, Montpellier, musée Fabre.[/caption]Type : journée d'études.Date et horaire : 10 décembre 2018.Lieu : Dulwich Picture Gallery Gallery Road, London SE21 7AD, Londres.This international study day is inspired by the exhibition Ribera: Art of Violence (at Dulwich Picture Gallery until 27 January 2019). Examining Ribera’s art from various interdisciplinary perspectives, the event will bring together established and emerging voices to explore new approaches to the artist, his works, myths and audiences. The study day will be structured around the exhibition’s five thematic sections: Religious Violence; Skin and the Five Senses; Crime and Punishment; The Bound Figure; and Mythological Violence. Situating his paintings, prints and drawings within their historical context, this event will address the relevance of Ribera’s violent imagery in contemporary art and thought.Programme2-2.10pmIntroduction and Welcome: Edward Payne (Durham University) and Xavier Bray (Wallace Collection)Session 1: Religious Violence2.10-2.25pmJack Hartnell (University of East Anglia)Backwards through Bartholomews: Tools and Techniques of Stripping Skin2.25-2.35pmRespondent: Helen Hills (University of York)Session 2: Skin and the Five Senses2.35-2.50pmCarlo Avilio (University of Warwick)See with the Fingers, Touch with the Eyes: Ribera and the Failure of Painting2.50-3pmRespondent: Joanna Woodall (Courtauld Institute of Art)Session 3: Crime and Punishment3-3.15pmStephen Cummins (Max Planck Institute)Punishing Bodies in Ribera’s Naples: Torture, Incarceration and Slavery3.15-3.25pmRespondent: Lorenzo Pericolo (University of Warwick)3.30-4pm: Tea BreakSession 4: The Bound Figure4-4.15pmCaroline Fowler (Clark Art Institute)Losing Control: Ribera’s Examination of Desire and Will4.15-4.25pmRespondent: Gabriele Finaldi (National Gallery, London)Session 5: Mythological Violence4.25-4.40pmBogdan Cornea (University of York)Opening the Body, Opening Touch: Rethinking Violence in Ribera’s Apollo and Marsyas4.40-4.50pmRespondent: Mechthild Fend (University College London)Keynote Address4.50-5.20pmJavier Moscoso (Centro de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales)The Liminality of Skin in the History of Pain5.20-5.30pmConcluding Remarks: Edward Payne (Durham University) and Xavier Bray (Wallace Collection)