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The Newsletter of the ITALIAN ART SOCIETY The Newsletter of the ITALIAN ART SOCIETY XXI, 3 Fall 2009 An Affiliated Society of the College Art Association and the Renaissance Society of America President’s Message from Jeryldene Wood August 15, 2009 project and for the Foundation’s continued generosity to IAS. I also personally want to thank Cristiana, Kirstin, Areli, Dear Italian Art Society Members: Catherine, and Shelley for their help with the Kress proposal; it was truly a group effort. During the summer, the Society has made significant progress towards accomplishing some of the goals Increasing the membership clearly emerged as the most discussed in the business meetings at CAA and important priority in our conference discussions concerning Kalamazoo. As I reported in my previous letter, the the future of the IAS. To that end, we have composed a members attending these conferences enthusiastically recruitment letter to be sent via e-mail and have set up an ad supported Cristiana Filippini’s proposal to establish an hoc membership committee (Catherine McCurrach, Kay annual lecture in Italy that would foster ties between Arthur, and Lori Witzel), which has been compiling contact North American and Italian scholars. Specifically, lists for reaching scholars and students at colleges, Cristiana’s idea was for a lecture in late May or early universities, and museums. A brochure or flier that can be June that would take place in an Italian cultural institute, posted at these institutions is planned to supplement the and the location of the talk would rotate among the electronic campaign, and Catherine has contacted an various Italian cities where many of our members acquaintance about designing an IAS logo to enhance our conduct summer research. In addition, the topic of the visual profile. We also encourage members to talk up the 45-minute paper, which may be delivered in Italian or Society at regional, national, and international conferences English, must relate to the city or region hosting the and meetings; we are glad to furnish membership forms to event. take with you (contact Catherine McCurrach: [email protected] or me [email protected] for an I am pleased to announce that the Kress Foundation has electronic copy). agreed to fund the first three years of the Italian lecture series. The inaugural Italian Art Society-Kress I speak from experience because we signed up a number of Foundation Lecture will take place in 2010 in Rome new members, including scholars from Germany, Britain, (followed by Florence in 2011 and Venice in 2012). and Japan, at Kalamazoo. The fact that the four sessions of Cristiana is working on the particular site of the Rome “Performance and Performativity and the Italian Arts” were lecture, which we will report in the next Newsletter. The such a resounding success made it easy. I congratulate the Call for Papers included in the current Newsletter speakers, chairs, organizers, and participants for the outlines the requirements for submitting a proposal—the stimulating papers and discussions. The IAS sessions speaker’s CV and a one-page abstract of the proposed planned for this year promise to attract new members as paper (which cannot already have been given at another well. The 2010 CAA in Chicago features Diane Cole Ahl’s venue)—and provides details about the honorarium, session “I primi lumi” honoring our friend Andrew Ladis, expense allowance, and application deadline (January 15, and Catherine Puglisi’s noontime “Caravaggio at 400” 2010). This lecture is the first step in building long-term celebrates the anniversary year with a panel discussion on relationships between the Society and Italian cultural the state of Caravaggio studies. Carolyn Wilson has organizations, thus I urge members to support it by organized six (!) sessions on Giovanni Bellini for the applying to give the paper or by attending the event if Renaissance Society Conference in Venice this coming you are in Italy next summer. April, and Alison Perchuk’s proposal for four sessions on “Sanctity and the Arts in Medieval Italy” has been accepted We are grateful to Max Marmor and Wyman Meers at for the Medieval Congress at Kalamazoo in May. Additional the Kress Foundation for their assistance in realizing this details about these sessions are included in this Newsletter. IAS Newsletter, Fall 2009, p. 2 In 2008-09 we concentrated on bringing order to the ii. Webmaster Society’s finances, this year we are focusing on bringing 1. Alison Perchuck will edit and work with greater efficiency to IAS records and administration. Victor Coonin Catherine and Areli, as Secretary and Treasurer, are 2. Still looking for a webmaster developing ways to streamline our membership records iii. Travel Awards Committee Chair – Cathleen so that a list of current members can be posted on the Fleck Website. Alison Perchuk has offered to assist Victor iv. Nominating Committee Chair – Babette Bohn Coonin as a Website editor; together, they are exploring v. Program Committee Chair – Felicity Ratté the possibilities for redesigning and expanding our 2. Treasurer’s Report Website. a. Financial status i. Morgan Chase now our bank Finally, I call your attention to the minutes of the ii. Report of account balance $14,207 business meeting at Kalamazoo in this Newsletter, where b. Funds from the balance will need to be put towards you will find the members’ ideas for new IAS ventures— updating the website from listing grants and research projects on the Website 3. Travel [Awards] Committee, George Bent for to informal get-togethers and mentoring doctoral Cathleen Fleck students in Italy. The ability to carry out these proposals, a. $500 IAS Graduate Award as well as the smooth functioning of IAS in general, i. travel grant for graduate students near depends on the members’ willingness to work behind the completion to the conference scenes, chairing and serving on committees, writing and ii. request that current faculty promote IAS to editing the Newsletter, and maintaining the Website. their graduate students and let them know Several members have completed their terms and so about this opportunity there are places available on the Program Committee (1) iii. desire for more applicants and the Travel Grant Committee (3). As I mentioned in iv. introduction of this year’s recipient: March, Sally Cornelison will be stepping down after a Christopher Lakey, University of California, highly successful term as the Newsletter Editor, and we Berkeley still need a Web Master to work with Victor and Alison. 1. Organizer and Presider of the ICMA Please consider volunteering for one of these positions— session Practical and Theoretical the continued success of IAS depends on the com- Geometry in Medieval Art mitment of its membership. For nominations and self- b. $500 Kress Award nominations contact Babette Bohn, Chair of the i. travel grant for European scholar for the Nominating Committee ([email protected]). conference ii. introduction of this year’s recipient: Laura With best regards, Jacobus, Birkbeck College, Univ. of London, Jeri “Painting, Politics, and Performance in Later Fourteenth-Century Padua” 4. Nominating Committee, Rebecca Corrie for Babette Minutes from the Italian Art Society Bohn Business Meeting, Kalamazoo, May 8, 2009 a. Upcoming turnover on committees, particularly travel and programming b. Need to fill a variety of responsibilities 1. Announcements c. Nominations and self-nominations [email protected] a. Non-Profit Tax-Exempt Status 5. Program Committee, Felicity Ratté i. 501-C3 organization now a. CAA 2010 ii. required new by-laws i. Long session: I primi lumi: Studies in Italian iii. required addition of position of secretary Renaissance Art in Memory of Andrew T. b. CAA 2009 Los Angeles meeting Ladis i. Voted and approved new by-laws ii. Short session: Caravaggio roundtable c. 2009-2010 Officers b. RSA 2010 in Venice: six linked sessions on Bellini i. President – Jeryldene Wood (2011) organized by Carolyn Wilson ii. Vice-President – Kirstin Noreen (2011) c. Kalamazoo 2010 iii. Treasurer – Areli Marina (2010) i. Proposal by Alison Perchuk [see below] iv. Secretary – Catherine McCurrach (2011) ii. Session chairs d. IAS positions 1. “If you build it, they will come” – open i. Newsletter Editor – Sally Cornelison (Jan 2. “Novel narratives, narrative novelties” – 2010) Charles Buchanan 1. Need to think about successor 3. “Moveable icons, moveable cults” – 2. Nominations and self-nominations Rebecca Corrie welcome IAS Newsletter, Fall 2009, p. 3 4. “Foreign saints in Italy/Italian saints d. Future of the IAS abroad” – Veronique Plesch i. Where is the society going? d. Possible proposals for CAA and K’zoo 2011 1. Locus of new research i. Recent Research in Italian Medieval 2. What are the unique qualities Studies 3. What do we offer that is different? ii. Long life of Medieval Objects ii. Suggestions iii. Interpreting medieval, new methodologies, 1. Increase awareness of IAS in the US and new approaches to old friends in Europe iv. Purpose: desire to expand IAS and bring in 2. Continue, in some form, the bibliographies new scholars – web access, charge a fee, committee? e. Nick Camerlenghi – announcement of SAH 3. Compile and maintain lists of dissertations 2010 session Re-Evaluating Italian Medieval in progress in US and Europe Architecture 4. Sponsor meetings in Italy during summer 6. New Business 5. Set up and maintain informal network to a. Italian Lecture Series facilitate communication between scholars i. Applying to Kress for funding during research periods in Europe ii. Parameters: Cristiana Filippini (a) Informal mentoring program iii. Lecturer member of IAS (b) Connection to help younger/less iv. Time: late May/early June experienced scholars with intricacies v. Location: rotate Rome, Florence, Venice, of archives, field work, etc… Milan 6. Facebook presence – IAS Facebook page 1. Talk needs to be related to the city in iii. Membership which it takes place 1.
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