Research fellows 2003
Each year our fellowship programme enables artists and researchers to develop their work.
In 2003 our visiting fellows included Simon Baker, Andrea M. Gáldy, Aura Satz, Emma Stirrup, Susanne Deicher, Irena Kossowska, Joanne Lukitsh, Jaki Irvine and Ron Brown.
Simon Baker
University College London
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
2001-03
Involuntary Monuments: Surrealism and The French Revolution
Andrea M. Gáldy
University of Manchester
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
2003-04
Collecting and Display at two European Courts: the Presentation of Sculpture in Sixteenth-century Florence and Dresden
Dr Andrea M. Gáldy’s research interests include the display of non-sculptural objects as sculpture; armouries; the display of sculpture as a claim of Dynastic Ambition; the history of collections of antiquities in connection with the early history of archaeology; and the history of display.
Aura Satz
Slade School of Fine Art, London
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
2003-04
Off the Pedestal, On the Stage: Relation Between Sculpture Object/Theatrical Prop
Emma Stirrup
University of Oxford
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship
2003-04
Virginity in Sculpture: Saintly Effigies and the Cult of Relics in Early Modern Italy
Susanne Deicher
Wismar Fachhochschule für Technik, Wirtschaft & Gestaltung
Research Fellowship
2003
Re-examining Ernst Barlach’s Influences
Susanne Deicher sought to deepen her understanding of Barlach by placing him in a broader context and by catching up on recent sculpture studies, both by reading new publications and by meeting relevant scholars.
Irena Kossowska
Polish Academy of Science
Research Fellowship
2003
Eric Gill: Sculpture and Graphic Work
Irena Kossowska’s research on Eric Gill followed on from a broader study of the diverse modes of realism developed in the 1920s and 30s, as part of a book on Polish realism.
Using material in the archive and library, she particularly focused on Gill’s traditionalism and stylisation, both based in medieval art and reflective of modern concerns.
Joanne Lukitsh
Massachusetts College of Art
Research Fellowship
2003
The Studio Photographs of Thomas Woolner
Using the archive of pre-Raphaelite sculptor Thomas Woolner, Joanne Lukitsh examined the role of photography in the representation of sculpture.
Her research, presented in the form of an essay and a small exhibition at the Henry Moore Institute, reveals Woolner’s creative intervention in debates about the printed image.
Jaki Irvine and Ron Brown
Artist, Dublin | Leeds Metropolitan University
Research Fellowship
2003
The Meaning and Significance of Archives
Jaki Irvine met Ron Brown on an earlier stay in Leeds, and they made a joint application to use the Institute’s archives. Their fellowship aimed to develop recent artistic re-interpretations of archives by looking at connections between different materials in the Institute, and Brown was interested to see how an artist such as Irvine used an archive.
Irvine’s research formed a group of new work – largely films, but also photographs – some of which were shown at the Henry Moore Institute in the 2005 exhibition Jaki Irvine: Plans for Forgotten Works.
