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Isabelle Dolezalek
Universität Greifswald
Caspar-David-Friedrich-Institut, Kunstgeschichte
Rubenowstr. 2b
17489 Greifswald
Research areas
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History of Art
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Medieval Art
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Transcultural Encounters
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History of Museums
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Resume
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Since 10/2019
Junior professor for medieval art history at the University of Greifswald -
2016-2019
Research fellow at the Technische Universität Berlin and in the research cluster "Translocations - Historical Enquiries into the Displacement of Cultural Assests". -
2012-2016
Project "Objects in Transfer. Concepts for the Museographical Display of Transfer Processes between the Near East and Europe during the Pre-modern Period", SFB 980 'Episteme in Motion', Freie Universität Berlin and the Museum of Islamic Art (Staatliche Museen zu Berlin). -
05/2013
Ph.D., Freie Universität Berlin. Distinguished with the Medievalists' Society Award for outstanding doctoral dissertations (03.2015). -
2008-2012
Research fellow in the DFG-Emmy Noether Research Group "Kosmos-Ornatus. Ornaments in Persia and France in comparison", Freie Universität Berlin. -
2006-2007
Master, Comparative History of Medieval Christian and Muslim Societies, University Lyon II, France -
2004-2005
Master of Arts, Cultural and Intellectual History 1300 - 1650, Warburg Institute, University of London, England. -
2001-2004
Bachelor of Arts, Art History, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London, England.
Selection of
publications
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Rediscovering Objects from Islamic Lands in Enlightenment Europe.
Hgg. Isabelle Dolezalek, Mattia Guidetti, New York, 2022.
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Beute - Eine Anthologie zu Kunstraub und Kulturererbe.
Hgg. Isabelle Dolezalek, Bénédicte Savoy, Robert Skwirblies, Matthes & Seitz, Berlin, 2021.
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Arabic Script on Christian Kings. Textile Inscriptions on Royal Garments from Norman Sicily.
Berlin, 2017.
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Objects in Transfer. A Transcultural Exhibition Trail through the Museum für Islamische Kunst in Berlin.
Hg. Vera Beyer, Isabelle Dolezalek, Sophia Vassilopoulou, 2016.
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„Contextualising Choices: Islamicate Elements in European Arts”, The Medieval History Journal.
Themenheft, Hg. Vera Beyer, Isabelle Dolezalek, Monica Juneja, 15/2, 2012.
Activities
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Workshop „Rock Art“
The members of the project WüstenWissen (desert knowledge) are organising a workshop on rock art.
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- Starts on
- 05.05.23
- Ends on
- 05.05.23
Event access: Internal
Frankfurt am Main
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2023 – one day, one day at a time: Calendar 2023
Beyond its organisational function as a yearly planner, Die Junge Akademie's 2023 calendar titled "2023 - one day, one day at a time" invites us to reflect on time and its patterns as integral parts of all life on earth.
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Berlin 2022
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Image / Language
Science is inconceivable without language. But what about images? In six articles, the new Junge Akademie Magazin explores this question from different perspectives. Additionally, the poster page poses the question, solely through pictures, of what influence such simple images as emojis have on our ideas of science and of scientists.
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Berlin 2021
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Wissensstadt Berlin 2021: Wissen auf die Hand / Forschung on the rocks
With the joint project "Wissensstadt Berlin 2021", Berlin as a location for research and science is presenting itself to a broad public this year by means of numerous events.
Die Junge Akademie is participating with several activities. Among other things, it will be represented with two booths as part of a day of action on July 2, 3-8 p.m., on the square in front of the Rotes Rathaus. At the booth "Wissen auf die Hand", representatives of Die Junge Akademie will answer all questions about research and science. Next door at “Research on the rocks" glacier drilling can be tested - especially by the little ones.
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- Starts on
- 02.07.21
Event access: Public
Platz vor dem Roten Rathaus, 10178 Berlin
15:00 — 20:00
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Change of roles
We all change roles in different life situations. This is not different in science, as the Covid-19 situation shows particularly clearly with regard to the role of scientists, for example as communicators and advisors of politicians. But role changes are also omnipresent as an object of science. Issue 27 of JAM approaches the topic from different perspectives.
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Berlin 2020
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