This track examines the evolution of key artistic movements and their socio-political contexts. Participants will analyze how these movements reflect and shape cultural memory and identity.

This session focuses on the role of archives in preserving and interpreting cultural memory within the realm of art history. Discussions will center on methodologies for accessing and utilizing archival materials.

This track investigates the tension between traditional practices and innovative approaches in visual culture. Scholars will explore how this dynamic influences collective memory and artistic representation.

This session addresses the interplay between heritage and identity in contemporary artistic practices. Participants will discuss how artists negotiate their cultural backgrounds through visual narratives.

This track delves into the use of symbolism in various artistic traditions and its implications for cultural memory. Presentations will highlight how symbolic representations contribute to broader narratives.

This session explores the mechanisms of cultural transmission within artistic practices across different epochs. Scholars will analyze how art serves as a conduit for cultural memory and historical perspectives.

This track examines the politics of representation in art and its impact on societal narratives. Discussions will focus on how representation shapes collective memory and identity.

This session highlights the role of art as a form of resistance against dominant narratives. Participants will explore how artistic expressions challenge historical injustices and contribute to cultural memory.

This track investigates the relationship between visual culture and the construction of collective memory. Scholars will discuss how visual artifacts influence societal perceptions of history.

This session focuses on the legacies of past artistic movements and their implications for contemporary cultural heritage. Participants will analyze how these legacies inform current artistic practices.

This track provides a historical lens through which to examine the interplay between art and memory. Discussions will center on how historical contexts shape artistic expression and cultural narratives.