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ARTMargins Online: Forum / News

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SHERA Roundtable on “Digitalization in Art History,” featuring ARTMargins Online: March 24, 12:00pm EDT

SHERA’s Spring 2026 roundtable on “Digitalization in Art History” was dedicated to exploring digital tools for research, online archives, and virtual environments for museum collections. The speakers will address their essential work in using digital tools in art history, including the creation of the Reader in East-Central-European Modernism 1918–1956 at The Courtauld, the development of the online Norton Dodge Collection at the Zimmerli Museum, and the leadership of the virtual outlet of ARTMargins Online. The roundtable participants will also discuss future opportunities for digitalization and its transformative potential for art history.

Speakers: Klara Kemp-Welch, Beata Hock, Raino Isto, … Read more

ARTMargins Online: Interviews / ARTMargins Online: Special Issue

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 by Maja Fowkes, Aïda Adilbek, Aziza Kadyri, Aigerim Kapar, Anel Rakhimzhanova, Saodat Ismailova ·

Visualizing the Transformation of Nature in Central Asia: Socialist Anthropocene in the Visual Arts (SAVA) Roundtable

This roundtable brought together Aïda Adilbek, Aziza Kadyri, Aigerim Kapar, Anel Rakhimzhanova and SAVA Creative Fellow Saodat Ismailova to discuss the environmental transformation of Central Asia during the Soviet period and its contemporary ramifications through the lens of artistic, curatorial and academic research. Held at UCL on May 29, 2025, the conversation was led by Maja Fowkes, and attended by SAVA Team members Reuben Fowkes, Makar Tereshin, and Sorcha Thomson.

Maja Fowkes: I’m a Croatian-British art historian, I was born in Socialist Yugoslavia and my grandma used to make me a tea I loved, which she called Russian tea. When

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ARTMargins Online: Interviews

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 by Janeil Engelstad, Kateryna Filyuk, Lilia Kudelia, Ilya Zabolotnyi  ·

Vich-na-Vich: A Conversation – Ukraine, Extreme Care Time

This podcast dialogue took place on July 17, 2022, nearly five months since Russia first invaded Ukraine. Cultural producer Janeil Engelstad and curator Lilia Kudelia spoke with curator and researcher Kateryna Filyuk and art historian and cultural programmer Ilya Zabolotnyi about how the war has impacted Ukrainian art and culture, issues of cultural preservation and self-agency, as well as the building of support networks and new art infrastructures. Filyuk is a curator at Izolyatsia Platform for Cultural Initiatives in Kyiv, whose mission has shifted to address the war-related needs of arts organizations, artists, and cultural workers. Zabolotnyi is Director of … Read more