Category Archives: Study day

Exhibition and Study Day: ‘Pétermonostora: Mosan Treasure from Hungarian Soil’,  Royal Museums of Art and History in Brussels, 12 November 2026 – 11 April 2027

Discover the newly revealed Pétermonostora Mosan enamel treasure at the Royal Museums of Art and History in Brussels from 12 November 2026 to 11 April 2027.

Study day: ‘Lost and Found: Hidden Histories of Canterbury’s Stained Glass’, Tues 10 November, 10:30-17:00 (GMT), Canterbury Cathedral

Join Canterbury Cathedral for an engaging study day, featuring expert talks and behind-the-scenes tours of the Stained Glass Studio and Archives, exploring the rich history of stained glass at the Cathedral. Tuesday 10 November, 10:30-17:00 (GMT)

Study day: ‘La sculpture monumentale médiévale à l’épreuve du musée: enjeux, conceptions, réceptions’, Musée du Louvre (30 June-1 July 2025) and Université de Toulouse (2-3 October 2025)

This study day, both at the Musée du Louvre and Université de Toulouse, focuses on how medieval sculpture is exhibited.

Study Day: Miracles in Glass: the Study and Conservation of Canterbury’s Stained Glass Heritage, Canterbury Cathedral, 31 March 2025

Join Canterbury Cathedral for this study day which includes lectures and guided tours, including the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for participants to see panels from the window up close in the Cathedral’s Stained Glass Conservation Studio.

British Archaeological Association Study Day: Coventry (Friday 21 March 2025), deadline 7 February 2025

Join the British Archaeological Association for their upcoming study day in Coventry, where you will visit St Mary’s Guildhall, Holy Trinity Church, and St Michael’s Cathedral.

Study day: ‘The Invention of Greek origins in the textual and visual cultures of pre-modern Europe (1100-1600)’, University of Lille, 30th June 2023

Join the ERC AGRELITA for this study day at the University of Lille.

Workshop on Medieval Wall Paintings, 17 May 2023, The Courtuald, Vernon Square Campus, London

This interdisciplinary research workshop invites participation from PhD and Early Career Researchers in art-history, history, literature, conservation, and other disciplines whose research projects involve medieval wall paintings.