Workshops

A programme of workshops on the five main themes of the project with early career training sessions, museum / gallery visits and talks will be organised by the partners throughout the project.

Workshops are free of charge; attendance will be by invitation only.

Travel bursaries (of a max of 200-250 Euro) for the attendance of the workshops will be advertised in advance by the project partners and announced on the Fashioning the Early Modern distribution list. To subscribe to the Fashioning the Early Modern list, please go to: http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/FASHIONINGTHEEARLYMODERN

Workshop Programme

Year 2010

Workshop 1 “Innovation in fashion, fashion past and present” (Themes 1,2 – Innovation in fashion, fashion past and present) : 11-12 November 2010, Victoria and Albert Museum, London – This workshop is now closed. Click here to view the report and photos from the workshop.

Year 2011

Workshop 2 “Social groups and the circulation of fashion” (Theme 4 – Social groups and the circulation of fashion): 9-10 March 2011, Helsinki.– This workshop is now closed. Click here to view photos from the workshop.

Workshop 3 (Theme 5 – Creative communities): University of Copenhagen, 6-7 October 2011. – This workshop is now closed. Click here to view photos from the workshop.

Workshop 4 “Print culture and fashion products” : Stockholm University, 30 Nov – 1 Dec 2011. – This workshop is now closed.

Year 2012

Workshop 5 (Themes 3 & 5): Workshop with rococo and knitting designers, Copenhagen, 13-14 June 2012. This workshop is now closed. Click here to view photos from the workshop.

Year 2013

Half-day conference: Fashion and Intellectual Property Rights, London, 20 February 2013. This event is now closed.

Workshop 6: Early Modern Fashion the Museum, The Bowes Museum, County Durham, 26 April 2013. This workshop is now closed. Click here to view photos from the workshop.

Workshop 1:
themes 1,2 - Innovation in fashion, fashion past and present

Workshop 2:
theme 4 - Social groups and the circulation of fashion

Workshop 3:
theme 5 - Creative Traditions: Knitting in Europe, 1500-1800

Workshop 4:
theme 3 - Fashion in print

Workshop 5:
themes 3 & 5 - Rococo and knitting designers