Race in the Middle Ages, the 46th annual conference of the New England Medieval Consortium. Hosted by Keene State College, with a keynote presentation by Geraldine Heng (University of Texas Austin). For registration information, please visit the New England Medieval Consortium website. Read more about New England Medieval Conference

Thomas F.X. Noble (University of Notre Dame emeritus), Virtual Materiality. This talk will take place on Zoom; please click here to join the meeting. Read more about MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

Cécile Morrisson (CNRS and Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres), Auro, argento, aere perennius: Byzantine Art in and Through Coins 4^th–15th Centuries; response by Benjamin Dieter R. Hellings (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures

Andrea Achi (Metropolitan Museum of Art), Africa in Late Antiquity: Faith, Politics, and Commerce between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea; response by Felicity Harley (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures

Sean Leatherbury (University College Dublin), From Domestic to Divine: The Mosaics of Late Antique Syria; response by Örgü Dalgıç (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures

Michele Bacci (University of Fribourg), The Nativity Church in Bethlehem in the Light of Recent Restorations; response by Ariel Fine (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures.

Liz James (University of Sussex), What do Mosaics Want? Or, Wall Mosaics and the Space between Viewer and Viewed; response by Robert S. Nelson (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures Read more about Yale Lectures in Late Antique and Byzantine Art and Architecture

Christina Maranci (Tufts University), Everlasting Monument [արձան մշտնջենաւոր]: Ani Cathedral and its Contexts; response by Vasileios Marinis (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures Read more about Yale Lectures in Late Antique and Byzantine Art and Architecture

Paroma Chatterjee (University of Michigan), Visual Mastery of the Hippodrome? Rethinking the Imperial Image in Byzantium; response by Jacqueline Jung (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures. Read more about Yale Lectures in Late Antique and Byzantine Art and Architecture

Jaś Elsner (University of Oxford), Visual Epitome in Late Antique Art; response by Maria Doerfler (Yale University). Sponsored by the Yale Institute for Sacred Music, Department of the History of Art, and Department of Classics. This lecture will take place on the Zoom platform; for registration information, please visit https://ism.yale.edu/artlectures. Read more about Yale Lectures in Late Antique and Byzantine Art and Architecture

Kim Sexton (University of Arkansas) and Lynda Coon (University of Arkansas), Racetrack to Salvation: The Circus, The Basilica, and the Martyr. Zoom link here.... Read more about MIT Ancient and Medieval Studies Colloquium

Jay Rubenstein (University of Tennessee Knoxville), Babylon and the Crusades: Where Did Western Civilization Begin?

The Real Colegio Complutense's fourth annual international workshop, moderated by Felipe Pereda (Harvard University) and featuring papers by Jodi Cranston (Boston University), Kelley Helmstutler Di Dio (University of Vermont), Jorge Sebastián Lozano (University of Valencia), and Kelli Wood (University of Tennessee). A complete program and registration information can be found... Read more about Art and Court Cultures in the Iberian World (1400-1650)

Matt Saba (MIT), Durability through Verse: Palace Building and Poetry at Abbasid Samarra.

Read more about Brown University Medieval and Early Modern History Seminar