Women and Museum Collections Conference Programme
Women and Museum Collections
Leiden University - March 17-18 2022
Programme
Thursday 17th
March
10am
o
Welcome remarks
Keynote address by Haizea Barcenilla and
Garazi Ansa
11am
o
Godwin Kornes - The collector, ethnographer, and colonial
women’s league activist Antonie Brandeis: Making sense of an ambivalent legacy
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Elisa Garrido - Strange flowers: women and natural history
collections
o
Larysa Buriak - Louise Arner Boyd’s photography collection
as the crossing of American and Ukrainian worlds.
12.30
o
Lunch
14.00 – 15.30
o
Cassie Davis Stroder - Women, Wardrobes and Museums
o
Alice Twemlow - Troubling Taste: Popular Art in the Museum
in 1950s Britain.
o
Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth - China-Hunting:
The Pioneering Ceramics Collection of Lady Charlotte Schreiber
15.30
o
Tea break
16.00 – 17.00
o
Laura Scherling - Women in the “Crypto World”: Blockchain
Technologies in the Art Market
o
James Housefield - Life During Wartime: Women's Patronage of
Surrealism circa 1942
End of day.
19.30pm
Dinner in Leiden
Friday 18th
March
9am
o
Welcome
9.30 – 11.00
o
Emma Gleadhill - Taking travel home:
The souvenir culture of British women tourists, 1750-1830
o
Emmet Jackson - Collecting
Ancient Egypt - Lady Harriet Kavanagh on the Nile
o
Lucy Wray - Women, photography and the North of Ireland: exposing archives,
developing understanding.
11.00
o
Tea break
11.30 – 13.30
o
Yasmine Nachabe Taan - Marie al-Khazen (1899-1983) a Lebanese
female photographer.
o
Fatima Abbadi and Holly O’Farrell –
Cataloguing women’s dress collections in
Jordan
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Anne Griffith - The Hortus Siccus of Mary Delany
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Garazi Ansa and Haizea Barcenilla -
Not another “Women’s art exhibition”.
Baginen Bagara, feminist installation and collection logics.
13.30
o
Lunch
15.00 – 17.00
o
Lorena Zomer - Memories of women in the organization of the Dutch Immigrant Museum of
Arapoti
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Ian Trumble - From Bolton to Brussels and Beyond: Two women’s passion for museums and
collecting
o
Fiona Maxwell - Site of Feminist Activism, or Home of “Godly
Women”? Opposing Interpretive Visions for the Frances Willard House Museum
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Juilee Decker - Re-Inscribing Women: Telling the Stories of
Women & Museums, Archives, and Collecting Institutions in the 21st
-Century
Closing remarks
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