ISLAMIC ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY LECTURES, SEMINARS AND CLASSES. Michaelmas Term 2017
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1 ISLAMIC ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY LECTURES, SEMINARS AND CLASSES Michaelmas Term 2017 THE KHALILI RESEARCH CENTRE FOR THE ART AND MATERIAL CULTURE OF THE MIDDLE EAST 3, ST JOHN STREET, OXFORD, OX1 2LG TEL (active from First Week)
2 WHAT S WHAT? The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, Beaumont Street (Department of Eastern Art; Heberden Coin Room; May Beattie Carpet Collection. Permanent exhibitions of Byzantine Art, Islamic Art, Islamic Numismatics, and much else) URL The Bodleian Library, Broad Street (The University s main research library for the humanities). URL The Department of Eastern Art (see Ashmolean Museum) URL The Department of History of Art, Littlegate House, St Ebbes (main centre for teaching and research in history of art) URL The Headley Lecture Theatre (in Ashmolean Museum) The Heberden Coin Room (see Ashmolean Museum) URL The Institute of Archaeology, Beaumont Street (main centre for teaching and research in archaeology) URL The Jameel Centre for the Study of Eastern Art (see Ashmolean Museum) URL The Khalili Research Centre for the Art and Material Culture of the Middle East, 3 St John Street (most lectures and teaching will take place in the KRC) Tel. (2) hannah.litvack@orinst.ox.ac.uk URL The Museum of the History of Science, Broad Street (includes superb collection of Islamic scientific instruments) URL The Oriental Institute, Pusey Lane (main centre for the teaching of Near and Middle Eastern Studies; Oriental Institute Library) URL The Oriental Institute Library (main library for Near and Middle Eastern Studies studies, especially reference, journals, etc.) The Pitt Rivers Museum, South Parks Road (Anthropology and World Anthropology) URL The Sackler Library, St John Street (main library for art and archaeology, including Islamic) URL 2
3 WHO S WHO? Staff Academic Administrator for Graduate Studies (Oriental Institute): Tel. (2) graduate.admissions@orinst.ox.ac.uk Dr Louise Blanke: Director of Urban life in Jarash (Jordan) over the longue durée ( ) project, KRC Research Associate. Dr Umberto Bongianino: Departmental Lecturer in Islamic Art, The Khalili Research Centre. Tel (2) umberto.bongianino@orinst.ox.ac. Mr Daniel Burt: ICT Officer, The Khalili Research Centre. Tel. (2) daniel.burt@orinst.ox.ac.uk Dr Teresa Fitzherbert: Faculty Tutor in Islamic Art, The Khalili Research Centre. Tel. (2) teresa.fitzherbert@orinst.ox.ac.uk Prof. Alain George, I.M. Pei Professor of Islamic Art, Khalili Research Centre, Tel. (2) alain.george@orinst.ox.ac.uk Jacek Gruszczynski: Dirhams for Slaves Project. KRC Research Associate. Dr Mahmoud Hawari: KRC Research Associate. mahmoud.hawari@orinst.ox.ac.uk Prof. Jeremy Johns (on leave ): Professor of the Art & Archaeology of the Islamic Mediterranean; Director of The Khalili Research Centre. Tel. (2) jeremy.johns@orinst.ox.ac.uk Dr Ruba Kana an: Barakat Trust Senior Visiting Scholar, (January to March 2018), current research project - Art and law in Muslim societies. Dr Francesca Leoni: Yousef Jameel Curator of Islamic Art, Ashmolean Museum. KRC Research Associate. Francesca.leoni@ashmus.ox.ac.uk Hannah Litvack: Administrator (starts in 0 th week), The Khalili Research Centre. Tel. (2) hannah.litvack@orinst.ox.ac.uk Dr Ali Al-Manaser: Post-doctoral Researcher, A Database of Arabic Graffiti from the Islamic Period in North-Eastern Jordan, The Khalili Research Centre. Tel (2) ali.almanaser@orinst.ox.ac.uk Dr Elise Morero: Co-investigator, The Edmund de Unger Fatimid Rock Crystal Project, The Khalili Research Centre. elise.morero@orinst.ox.ac.uk 3
4 Prof. Emilie Savage-Smith: Professor of the History of Islamic Science. KRC Research Associate. Postal Address: St Cross College, St Giles, Oxford, OX1 3LZ. Dr Jonathan Shephard: Dirhams for Slaves Project. KRC Research Associate. Dr Gizem Tongo-Overfield Shaw, Barakat Trust Post Doctoral Scholar. Dr Luke Treadwell (Acting Director until April 2018): University Lecturer in Islamic Numismatics, The Khalili Research Centre. Tel. (2) Dr Mustafa Tupev, Barakat Trust Post Doctoral Scholar, The Madrasas of Shir Dor in Samarqand and of Abd al-aziz Khan in Bukhara (17th century) Dr Ayse Hillal Uğurlu, Barakat Trust Post Doctoral Scholar, A Reformist Sultan in the Age of Revolutions: Politics, Art and Architectural Patronage of Selim III (r ) Prof. Oliver Watson: Emeritus Professor of Islamic Art and Architecture, The Khalili Research Centre. oliver.watson@orinst.ox.ac.uk Prof. Zeynep Yürekli-Görkay (on leave til April 2018): Associate Professor in Islamic Art and Architecture, The Khalili Research Centre. Tel. (2) zeynep.yurekligorkay@orinst.ox.ac.uk Post-Graduate Students Zerifa Alikperova, D.Phil. - History of the Shrine Complex of Jalal al-din Rumi in Konya, 13th-15th centuries (Prof. Yürekli-Görkay) Ifigeneia Georgala, D.Phil. (suspended MT 2017) - Early Islamic textiles in the Benaki Museum (Prof. Johns) Daniel Ghose, D.Phil. A Study of an Unpublished Imperial Mughal Manuscript: the Nizāmī Khamsa of circa 1555 (Prof. Johns) Manuel Giardino, M.Phil. in Islamic Art and Archaeology (Prof. George, Dr Treadwell) Günseli Gürel, D.Phil. - Architecture and Memory: Ottoman Uses of the Graeco-Roman Heritage in the Lands of Rum (Prof. Yürekli-Görkay) Laura Hinrichsen, D.Phil. (suspended MT 2017) The Language of Objects: Changing Visual Expression in 13th-century metalwork from the Jezirah, Syria and Egypt (Prof. Johns) Joseph O Hara, D.Phil. - Safaitic vocabulary in the light of the Bedouin dialects of Syria and northern Arabia as recorded by Alois Musil (Prof. Johns & Mr Macdonald) 4
5 Péter Tamas Nagy, D.Phil. - Marīnid Shāla and the History of Royal Funerary Architecture in the Western Mediterranean (Prof. Johns) Jessica Rahardjo, M.Phil. in Islamic Art and Archaeology (Prof. George, Dr Treadwell) Yeliz Teber, D.Phil. - The Formation and Development of Bektashism in the Ottoman Classical Age: Shrines in the Balkans (Prof. Yürekli-Görkay ) Gizem Tongo-Overfield Shaw, D.Phil. Ottoman art and artists during the First World War (Prof. Mignon & Prof. Yürekli-Görkay) Wen Wen, D.Phil. An archaeological study of Chinese ceramic trade with the Islamic world: from the ninth to the thirteenth centuries CE (Prof. Rawson & Dr Treadwell) James White, D.Phil. Mapping Literary Markets: Medieval Arabic and Persian Writing in al-thaʿālibī s Yatīmat al-dahr and ʿAwfī s Lubāb al-albāb (Prof. Bray & Prof. Brookshaw) Rebecca Wrightson, D.Phil. - The Origins of Pseudo-Kufic and its Transformation into European Ornament (Prof. George) Nayra Zaghloul, M.Phil. in Islamic Art and Archaeology (Prof. George, Dr Treadwell) 5
6 LECTURES, SEMINARS & CLASSES MICHAELMAS TERM 2017 Please note that lectures and seminars may be subject to change at very short notice. Before attending any lecture or seminar please double check the date, time and location by visiting the Khalili Research Centre online diary Double-click on the diary entry for more information. Introduction to Islamic Art & Archaeology Khalili Research Centre, Lecture Room Convenors: Dr Bongianino, Prof. George & Dr Treadwell Tuesdays , Weeks 2, 4, 6 & 8 Please note: These classes are restricted to students on the M.Phil. in Islamic Art & Archaeology. Students to choose three topics, one from each category. Essays are due in weeks 2, 5, 8 Architecture Architectural decoration & objects The Dome of the Rock (AG) The Great Mosque of Damascus (AG) Quṣayr ʿAmra (UB) The Foundation of Baghdad (AG) The Main Palace at Samarra (AG) The Great Mosque of Córdoba (UB) Abbasid ceramics (UB) Cordovan ivories (UB) Caliphal iconography (LT) ʿAbd al-malik s coinage reforms (LT) Manuscripts Umayyad calligraphy (AG) Qur an manuscripts under the Abbasids (AG) Approaches to Islamic Art & Archaeology Seminars are held on Tuesdays, , Weeks 2, 4, 6, 8. Students will pick three topics on which to write essays Week 2: 17 th October: Islamic archaeology (UB) Week 4: 31 st October: Beauty and the Qur an (AG) Week 6: 14 th November: Shrines, mausolea, and funerary architecture (UB) Week 8: 28 th November: Islamic aesthetics (AG) Portfolio of practical work Portfolio sessions will be held on Tuesdays, usually (check below for exceptions), Weeks 1, 3, 5, 7 Week 1: 10 th October Ceramics (UB) meet in the Ashmolean Museum Lobby at Week 3: 24 th October Coins (LT) meet in LT s office at
7 Week 5: 7 th November Tirāz (UB) meet in the Ashmolean Museum Lobby N.B. at Week 7: 21 st November Article Review (UB) meet in the KRC Lecture Room at KRC Research Seminars Research Seminars are held every Thursday, , in the KRC Lecture Room. Check the KRC website for confirmation of speakers titles. Week 1: 12 th October Nadia Ali (Wolfson College, Empires of Faith Project) Acculturated natives who rebel: Revivalist, Ottomanist, and pan-arabist engagements with early Islamic art ( s) Week 2: 19 th October Luke Treadwell (KRC) - The ʿAbbasid envoy and the giant s bones: notes on the authorship of Ibn Fadlan s Kitab (please note that Jürgen Paul s lecture has been cancelled) Week 3: 26 th October Georgi Parpulov (Wolfson College, British Museum) Late medieval pottery from Ephesus Week 4: 2 nd November Lamia Hadda (University of Naples L Orientale ) L architecture palatiale ziride et hammadite et son influence sur l architecture normande en Sicile Week 5: 9 th November Archie G. Walls (Independent Scholar) Geometry and architecture in Islamic Jerusalem: a Sufi way Week 6: 16 th November Ladan Akbarnia (British Museum) Ways of seeing : preparing the new Albukhari Foundation galleries of the Islamic world Week 7: 23 rd November Oliver Watson (Wolfson College, KRC) An impossibility? Writing a book on Persian poetry Week 8: 30 th November Fuchsia Hart (Wolfson College, V&A Museum) Iran: collecting and curating 7
8 LINKS TO EVENTS OUTSIDE THE KRC Lecture/Seminar Series in Oxford and London All University Lecture Lists for Michaelmas Term Ashmolean Museum Bodeian Library History Faculty General Lecture and Seminars List History of Art Lecture Lists & Seminars Faculty of Oriental Studies Lecture Lists Late Antique and Byzantine Studies Lectures and Seminars Oxford Centre for Late Antiquity Oxford School of Archaeology Seminars in Medieval Studies at Oxford Islamic Art Circle Lectures (SOAS, London) 8
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