German Forum for Art History Paris
Hôtel Lully
45, rue des Petits Champs
75001 Paris
France
Tel. +33 142 606 782
Fax +33 142 606 783
sekretariat(at)dt-forum.org
The German Forum for Art History in Paris was founded in 1997, to give German research on France and French research on Germany an institutional framework and to promote young international art historians. Following a positive evaluation by the Academic Council the Forum was incorporated into the Max Weber Foundation on 1 July 2006. The DFK is located close by French colleagues at the Institut national d’histoire de l’art and the old Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
The Forum grants annual scholarships on selected themes. Further long-term research projects are carried out through the DFK, such as the study of German-French art relations since 1800.
Founded: 1997
Positions: 35 (average number according to recorded information, including project staff)
Areas of Research:
German and French art, Art Theory and Aesthetics, German-French Art Relations in the International Context
Service:
Library: approx. 80,000 media items and 193 subscribed periodicals.
The library of the German Forum for Art History is a partner to the libraries of the art history institutes (which are independent of the German universities) and which form “kubikat” (www.kubikat.org), a catalogue project (Kunsthistorisches Institut Florenz, Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte München, Bibliotheca Hertziana Rom) and is also a member of the BibliotheksVerbund Bayern (BVB – Bavarian Association of Libraries).
Promotion of Young Academics:
Thematically oriented one-year scholarships for PhD students, research grants, student scholarships, internships, study courses, excursions, French courses for art historians, Spring and Summer Academies
Publications:
- Passagen/Passages
- Passerelles (German/French)
- monographs
- cooperation projects
- co-editor of the periodical Historie de l‘Art
Online Publications:
- Passages Online
- co-editor of the online periodical Regards Croisés
- co-editor of RIHA Journal
- Partner of Trivium
Events:
Ateliers de Lecture, workshops, international conferences and colloquiums, public lectures