Workshop Scenography & Art History November 2018 Rev: 14 November 2018

The theme of today, the last day of the conference: "Multisensory scenographic immersion". Three excellent papers:

Second day theme: "Scenographic thinking and architecture." Digital laboratories, creative framing and un-framing, art history scenographed.

Introduction: Scenographic thinking, memory and the multisensory

We are very enthusiastic about this conference - fantastic colleagues from all over the world - academics as well as practitioners - contributing with interesting insights, inspiring talks and critically challenging theoretical discussions. https://www.criticalcostume.com/cc2018.html

Interesting international workshop about the relationships between visual and performing arts, exploring topics from virtual reconstruction to interactivity of the exhibition design - projects, experiences and theories.

We are happy to share this CFP for the annual Art History conference in Brighton, UK 4-6 April 2019. Arranged by british association for Art History, it is open for international papers and the theme next year will be art history and visual culture in an expanded field.

In brief: the next IFTR conference will be held in Shanghai 8-12 July, 2019. Are we ready and willing to go there? Very far away from Norden. Let's think about it. More information will follow: https://www.iftr.org/conference. Also, do take a look at the scenography working group: https://www.iftr.org/working-groups/scenography.

Happy to share some GREAT news (after several years of hard work): August Strindberg and Visual Culture: The Emergence of Optical Modernity in Image, Text, and Theatre is now out from Bloomsbury, and edited by Jonathan Schroeder, Anna Westerståhl Stenport, and Eszter Szalczer.

Viveka is preparing a visual and olfactory presentation about scent as costume and the use of "risky fragrances" for the Critical Costume Conference in Surrey. It will be scented!