Lectures & Symposia

The Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts, Design, and Culture: Seminar in Cultural History, 2009 , at New York

Lecture on Rembrandt, Johns Hopkins University, 2007, at Baltimore, MD

Presidential Initiative Fund for the Humanities Lecture, Case Western Reserve University, 2006, at Cleveland, OH

Edmonia Lewis Lecture, Case Western Reserve University, 2005, at Cleveland, OH

Lecture on Drawings, Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, 2004, at Hanover, NH

Catherine Hoover Voorsanger Memorial Lecture, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, 2003, at New York

Slade Lecture, Oxford University, 2002, at Oxford, England

Annual Interpretation Theory Lecture, Swarthmore College, 2001, at Swarthmore, PA

Felicity Meshoulam Memorial Lecture, National Gallery, 2001, at London

Recent Presentations

ivangaskell For the frazzled academic... t.co/J58jpQ1LB6

1 month 1 week ago.
ivangaskell All-star participation at the "Civil War and Revolution" workshop at the Advanced Study Institute, Göttingen. Martin van Gelderen (right) asks Murad Idris a tough question, Aishwary Kumar (left) and Georgios Varouxakis (center), like me, listening. Great discussions. t.co/ilmKUpXynw

1 month 3 weeks ago.
ivangaskell "Paintings and the Past" announced by Routledge! A must for Christmas! t.co/SIUheVrv3I
2 months 1 week ago.
ivangaskell Good to be back at the Advanced Study Institute in Göttingen once again. t.co/lKsBCkS89f

2 months 2 weeks ago.
ivangaskell Thanks to Lewis Carroll who used his character to ridicule the notion that a word means whatever its utterer wants it to mean, such as, "Truth is what I say it is, despite being a lie." Familiar? t.co/h4yxD0us7L

5 months 2 weeks ago.