Don’t Forget about ICMA Resources as you Look Ahead to the New Academic Year!
Hello to the ICMA Community,
As you finalize syllabi or sketch research plans for the coming academic year, we wanted to remind you of the wealth of material available on the ICMA website.
Among other things …
Under LECTURES, you will find videos of:
Julia Perratore, on Representing Medieval Spain at The Met Cloisters
Bissera Pentcheva, on Image, Chant, and Imagination at Ste. Foy in Conques
Stephen Perkinson, on Memento mori Imagery and the Limits of the Self in Late Medieval Europe
Nicola Camerlenghi, on Digital Approaches to Medieval Art History
A panel on Medieval Make Believe: The Middle Ages in Popular Culture
A panel on Collecting the Medieval Past: What, Why, How?
A panel on Queer Medieval Art: Past, Present, and Future
The summer 2021 suite of talks connected to the British Museum’s exhibition on Thomas Becket: Murder and the Making of a Saint
A wealth of sessions in our Mining the Collection series with museum curators
And much more!
Under PUBLICATIONS, you can get access to:
Gesta
ICMA News
Under RESOURCES, you can explore:
Bibliography for Teaching a Global Middle Ages
Materials connected to the fire at Notre-Dame de Paris in 2019 (see also issues of ICMA News for reports on the restoration: Autumn 2020 and Autumn 2021)
The ICMA Colleague Connection resource (Please add your name and info!)
Finally, if you're curious about the history of our organization and the field in general, be sure to listen to episodes in the ICMA Oral History Project. Recent podcasts include interviews with Joan Holladay and Herbert Kessler. And soon to appear will be a conversation with Jane Rosenthal.
We hope that the past few months have been restful and restorative for you. We look forward to good things on the horizon.
Best wishes,
Nina Rowe, ICMA President
Ryan Frisinger, ICMA Executive Director