The CAEM, institutional partner of APROHA

With the aim of contributing to strengthen the conscience of professional collective of art historians, CAEM is now an institutional partner to APROHA, Spanish Professional Association of Art Historians

CAEM-APROHA

As a university service dedicated to the professional practice of Art History, we subscribe and support the struggle led by this association in favour of the professional interests of graduates of this noble, attractive and yet not always well considered discipline.
A collaboration agreement between the two institutions is currently under preparation and we hope it will benefit the professionals of art history.

A great expert in miniature adviser of CAEM

Eloy Martínez Lanzas, the largest representative of the collecting of the miniature in the Spanish area, moves to Lleida to meet in person the Center d’Art d’Epoca Moderna

NOTICE MARTINEZ LANZAS CONSULTANT

Mr. Martínez Lanzas, who has been collaborating with the CAEM for a few months, has decided to officially participate in our full team of advisors, after meeting in person our center.
After a pleasant morning and a tour of all our facilities, he showed great satisfaction of being able to join as part of the team of advisors of a center of this prestige, with first-rate technical and human infrastructures.

Interest in the book: Velázquez. El placer de ver pintura, reaches Montevideo, Radio Uruguay

Velázquez’s book centered the interview with professor Ximo Company, within the program “Efecto Mariposa” of Radio Uruguay, conducted by journalist Daina Rodríguez and writer Alberto Gallo. The production was carried out by Carolina Molla. It took place on Tuesday, August 14, 2018

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It was a completely relaxed interview that delved into the vital need to contemplate painting slowly, without haste and abandoning the backpack of what one believes to know, that is, devoid of that excessive erudition that dries up and sterilizes the perceptive and cognitive capacity of the human being. Actually, if the human creature really wants to sense, intuit and taste what the beatific state of transcendence should be like, we should learn to listen to Bach, look at Velázquez and read Jacques Philipe. That attempt of excursion to the aforementioned beatific state -which we long for the living- is the added value of the “pleasure of seeing paint”.

 To listen to the interview, click here

María Pilar García Cuetos, Professor of Art History at the University of Oviedo, think bravely on the last meaning of Velázquez’s book written by Professor Ximo Company

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It is an extensive reflection on the book written by Company, but it also focuses on what should be the path of the discipline of Art History in the XXI century. Prof. García Cuetos delves deep into the urgent need to “leave the classroom to get closer to art, to real works of art and to their contemplation”, because “written literature and paper are not everything”.

More information, here

Alba Pampalona Fernández, student of the Degree in History of Art and Management of the Artistic Heritage of the University of Lleida, expresses with absolute sincerity after the slow reading of the book about Velázquez written by Professor Ximo Company

Velázquez

Pampalona considers this book as a paradigmatic reflection on the important need to look and coexist with the painting being studied, as well as an open door to the knowledge of Velázquez, the master painter who endowed all his characters with soul and who, even today, it reaches that of its viewers.

More information, here

The University of Lleida offers the sole master among Spanish Universities that gives students a continuous, deep and direct contact with Works of Art

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The third edition of the Master’s Degree in Expertise, Evaluation and Analysis of Works of Art has been successfully completed. Once again and thanks to the direct study of absolutely unpublished masterpieces, the participants have achieved an exceptional analytical training that turns them into real professionals in this field.

More information, here

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