HNA Conference 2022

To register for the HNA Conference Amsterdam/The Hague 2022, please complete and submit this registration form.

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HNA Registration Fee Early Bird (until 08 April 2022)

HNA Member Early Bird: €195
HNA Student Member Early Bird: €90
Non HNA Member Early Bird: €300

Regular HNA Registration Fee (from 09 April 2022)

HNA Member: €275
HNA Student Member: €100
Non HNA Member: €350

HNA Member Registration

€ 275.00

HNA Student Member Registration

€ 100.00

Non HNA Member Registration

€ 350.00

HNA Dinner

€ 75.00

Total: € 0.00

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Please note that the payments for the HNA 2022 Conference registration are managed by Delft Congress Support (DCS)

Registration workshops, tours and visits

Below you can register for the workshops, tours and visits of the HNA Conference 2022. It is not mandatory to attend these events, there will also be paper sessions organised simultaneously that do not require registration. Have a look here to see the preliminary schedule and here to see the contents.

Please note that if you have already registered for a workshop via the session organiser, you do not have to register here again.

NB You are also kindly requested to indicate your personal interest in paper sessions for each time slot on Friday 4 June. This will help us to plan the complicated logistics on that specific day. Thank you!

Thursday 2 June 11:00 - 12:30, Amsterdam

Workshop, Artis Library (max. 15 participants): The Discovery of Nature (Hans Mulder) (15/15)

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Thursday 2 June 14:00 - 15:30, Amsterdam

Workshop, Amsterdam Museum in the Hermitage (max. 20 participants): Netherlandish Art in the Context of a Modern City Museum: Panorama Amsterdam (Tom van der Molen) (19/20)

Workshop, Artis Library (max. 15 participants): The Discovery of Nature (Hans Mulder) (15/15)

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Friday 3 June 12:00 - 13:30, The Hague

Paper Session: “Here and Now”: Capturing the Moment in Netherlandish Art (1400–1700) (Jan Blanc, Marije Osnabrugge)

Paper Session: The Performativity of Liturgical Art I (Ralph Dekoninck, Barbara Baert, Marie-Christine Claes)

Paper Session: Place Value (Paul Crenshaw)

Paper Session: Art and Philosophy in the Early Modern Netherlands (Hanneke Grootenboer)

Paper Session: Towards a “Worldly” Art History: Reassessing Netherlandish Art in a Worldly Context, c. 1500-1700 (Katharine Campbell, Jamie Richardson Sandhu)

Workshop: Rembrandt's Reach, 1629-1978: Painting, Prints, Drawings, Photography, and Film (Shelley Perlove, Amy Golahny) (8/30)

Visit to Galerij Prins Willem V (max. 20 participants) (Karin Sprang) (19/20)

Friday 3 June 14:30 - 16:00, The Hague

Paper Session: Nature's End (Joost Keizer, Ann-Sophie Lehmann)

Paper Session: The Performativity of Liturgical Art II (Ralph Dekoninck, Barbara Baert, Marie-Christine Claes)

Paper Session: Specifying Site: Making Meaning through Space and Place in Northern Art (Saskia Beranek, Jacquelyn N. Coutré)

Workshop (max. 15 participants): The RKD – Netherlands Institute for Art History and its Research Sources (Sabine Craft, Ellis Dullaart, Suzanne Laemers, Sytske Weidema, Margreet Wolters) * (15/15)

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Workshop (max. 20 participants): Multiple Versions of Seventeenth-Century Dutch Paintings (Quentin Buvelot) (20/20)

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Visit to the exhibition In volle bloei/In Full Bloom, Mauritshuis (max. 20 participants) (Ariane van Suchtelen) (20/20)

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Visit to Galerij Prins Willem V (max. 20 participants) (Karin Sprang) (18/20)

Visit to Haags Historisch Museum on the occasion of 800 year Binnenhof (max. 20 participants) (Lex van Tilborg) (12/20)

Friday 3 June 16:30 - 18:00, The Hague

Paper Session: The Affective and Hermeneutic Functions of the Self-Aware Picture (Walter S. Melion, Michael Zell

Pecha Kucha Session Emerging Scholars: Mapping the Future of Research in Netherlandish Art (Lara Yeager-Crasselt)

Round Table: Women in the Shadow: Female Participation in the Art Market of Early Modern Northern Art 1450-1700 (Birgit Ulrike Münch, Dagmar Eichberger)

Workshop (max. 20 participants): Grounds for Discussion: Coloured Grounds as a Site for Knowledge Transfer (Moorea Hall-Aquitania, Lieve d’Hont, Anne Haack Christensen) * (17/17)

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Workshop: Linking Manuscripts and the Other Arts: the Byvanck Database and RKD Explore (Anne Margreet As-Vijvers)

Visit to the exhibition In volle bloei/In Full Bloom, Mauritshuis (max. 20 participants) (Ariane van Suchtelen) (19/20)

Visit to Museum Bredius (in combination with Hoogsteder & Hoogsteder) (max. 40 participants) (Willem Jan Hoogsteder, Emilie den Tonkelaar) (19/40)

Saturday 4 June 09:30 - 11:00, Amsterdam

Workshop, Rembrandt House (max. 20 participants): Presenting Early Modern Portraits: What Now, What Next? (Stephanie S. Dickey, David De Witt) * (14/14)

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Workshop, City Archives, Italiaanse Zaal (max. 15 participants): Research in the Amsterdam City Archives (for Beginners) – Early Modern Art (Angela Jager, Jirsi Reinders, Pauline van den Heuvel) * (15/15)

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Workshop, Rijksmuseum (max. 15 participants): An Introduction to Identifying Early Modern Print Processes (Jun Nakamura) (15/15)

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Workshop, Amsterdam Royal Palace (max. 15 participants): The Sculpted Universe of Amsterdam's Seventeenth-Century Town Hall (Arjan de Koomen) (14/14)

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Boat Tour (max. 70 participants): A Disputed Heritage: Amsterdam Canal Houses (Rosemarie van der Tol) (19/70)

Workshop, City Archive (max. 15 participants): Mapping and Planning Early Modern Amsterdam (Jaap Evert Abrahamse, Erik Schmitz) (5/15)

Saturday 4 June 11:30 - 13:00, Amsterdam

Workshop (max. 25 participants): The Artist’s Family Home and Workshop in the Netherlands (16th-17th Centuries) (Madelon Simons, Petra Maclot, Chiara Piccoli) (25/25)

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Workshop (max. 15 participants): Netherlandish Artists as Problem-Solvers (Marije Osnabrugge) * (11/15)

Workshop, Rembrandthuis (max. 20 participants): Samuel van Hoogstraten: Stylistic and Technical Experiments (Erma Hermens, Leonore van Sloten, David de Witt) * (20/20)

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Workshop, City Archive (max. 15 participants): Mapping and Planning Early Modern Amsterdam (Jaap Evert Abrahamse, Erik Schmitz) (15/15)

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Workshop, Rijksmuseum (max. 20 participants): Original Frames on Netherlandish Paintings (Hubert Baija, Matthias Ubl, Josephina de Fouw, Tess Graafland) (19/20)

Workshop, Rijksmuseum (closed): Looking Closely at Early Netherlandish Drawings (Olenka Horbatsch, Ilona van Tuinen)

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Visit to two townhouses on Herengracht (max. 10 participants): “Pronkinterieur”: Interiors for Display in the Eighteenth-Century Dutch Townhouse (Alexander Dencher) (10/10)

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Workshop, Amsterdam Royal Palace (max. 15 participants): Black in Amsterdam's Seventeenth-Century Town Hall (Elmer Kolfin) (15/15)

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* Note: input for this session is required, please consult the contents of the full programme for more details about this specific session. Without proper input, participation can be refused by the session organiser.

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