Following the success of the 2011 event, FITE 2012 will take place in University College Cork on Saturday 24 November 2012
FITE (an Irish word meaning “woven”) aims to bring together
all who have an interest in historical textiles and to showcase the high
quality of research undertaken in this area. The conference is attended by academics, historians, teachers, textile
artists and craftspeople.
Proposals on any aspect of textiles worn or produced in Ireland
up to 1700, and from all disciplines, are welcome in order to encourage as wide
a discussion as possible. Subjects may include, but are not limited to:
- individual extant artefacts and garments,
- study of contemporary depictions: carvings, drawings,
descriptions, etc,
- reproducing garments,
- textile manufacture in Ireland.
Presentations including reproductions are particularly
encouraged.
Proposals for 15 minute papers/presentations should be sent
to irishtextiles@gmail.com.
A proposal/abstract could include any or all of the
following: the idea of your presentation; an outline of the content; the
context of your research; the sources/methodology used; findings/conclusions
drawn.
Please aim for 100-150 words.
Registration will open on Saturday 1 September 2012
The closing date for proposals is Monday, 1 October 2012.
More information here: https://sites.google.com/site/fitecork/callforpapers
Email: irishtextiles@gmail.com to be added to the FITE mailing list
Follow FITE on Facebook.
FITE2012 is supported by Cork City Council
No comments:
Post a Comment