Lectures
【視文所演講公告】2026 Peter McNeil 特聘教授學術系列演講
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The Institute of Visual Studies cordially invites faculty and students to a series of lectures and forums by Professor Peter McNeil, an internationally renowned scholar in design history and fashion studies.
Professor McNeil is a distinguished professor at the College of Design, University of Technology Sydney, and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities (FAHA). His research spans from the eighteenth century to the present, encompassing dress history, fashion studies, and visual culture, with a distinctive approach that integrates clothing, visual arts, and social history across disciplinary boundaries. His sustained engagement with fashion as both visual culture and social phenomenon has made a significant contribution to the field of dress and fashion history worldwide. Alongside his research, Professor McNeil is deeply engaged in curatorial practice and academic affairs. He is a former President of the Art Association of Australia and New Zealand (AAANZ) and has served as the editor for several prestigious academic journals
Lecture I
Fri, May 22 11:30–13:30 Venue: Room 502, Zhi Xing Building, Yang Ming Campus, NYCU
Title: "From Print to Porcelain to Textile and Beyond: 18th-Century Chinese Export Wares as a Hybrid Field"
Forum
Fri, May 22 16:00–18:00 Venue: Room 502, Zhi Xing Building, Yang Ming Campus, NYCU
Topic: Art, Gender and Curatorial Practice
Lecture II
Tue, May 26 10:10–12:10 Venue: Room 321, Zhi Xing Building, NYCU
Title: "Beauty in Search of Knowledge": Spreading 18th-Century Fashion Through Print
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All sessions will be conducted in English and are open to both in-person attendance and online via Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/xvo-vffi-nxa
Peter McNeil profile: https://profiles.uts.edu.au/Peter.McNeil
For further information, please refer to the attached materials: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_tC5EHjGS20HIugyqNpjqzTSif3dsTGY?usp=drive_link
Institute of Visual Studies website: https://svc.nycu.edu.tw/svc/ch/index
For inquiries, please contact Ms. Lin at linwen.sh13@nycu.edu.tw
The Institute of Visual Studies cordially invites faculty and students to a series of lectures and forums by Professor Peter McNeil, an internationally renowned scholar in design history and fashion studies.
Professor McNeil is a distinguished professor at the College of Design, University of Technology Sydney, and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities (FAHA). His research spans from the eighteenth century to the present, encompassing dress history, fashion studies, and visual culture, with a distinctive approach that integrates clothing, visual arts, and social history across disciplinary boundaries. His sustained engagement with fashion as both visual culture and social phenomenon has made a significant contribution to the field of dress and fashion history worldwide. Alongside his research, Professor McNeil is deeply engaged in curatorial practice and academic affairs. He is a former President of the Art Association of Australia and New Zealand (AAANZ) and has served as the editor for several prestigious academic journals
Lecture I
Fri, May 22 11:30–13:30 Venue: Room 502, Zhi Xing Building, Yang Ming Campus, NYCU
Title: "From Print to Porcelain to Textile and Beyond: 18th-Century Chinese Export Wares as a Hybrid Field"
Forum
Fri, May 22 16:00–18:00 Venue: Room 502, Zhi Xing Building, Yang Ming Campus, NYCU
Topic: Art, Gender and Curatorial Practice
Lecture II
Tue, May 26 10:10–12:10 Venue: Room 321, Zhi Xing Building, NYCU
Title: "Beauty in Search of Knowledge": Spreading 18th-Century Fashion Through Print
＿
All sessions will be conducted in English and are open to both in-person attendance and online via Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/xvo-vffi-nxa
Peter McNeil profile: https://profiles.uts.edu.au/Peter.McNeil
For further information, please refer to the attached materials: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_tC5EHjGS20HIugyqNpjqzTSif3dsTGY?usp=drive_link
Institute of Visual Studies website: https://svc.nycu.edu.tw/svc/ch/index
For inquiries, please contact Ms. Lin at linwen.sh13@nycu.edu.tw
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