Timetable
9.45 Welcome

Session 1
Chair: Holly Trusted
10.00 Ann Compton, Keynote Speaker: A mere tool of the architect? How architectural sculptors built and maintained good working relationships with architects, c.1850-1900
10.30 Alex Bremner, Sculpture and the Architecture of ‘Phonetics’ in Victorian Sculpture
10.50 Sheila Binns, Sculpture as a patron’s language
11.10 Discussion

11.25 Coffee break

Session 2
Chair: Joanna Barnes
11.45 Frederick O’Dwyer, Separating fact from fable – the O’Shea brothers and the Oxford University Museum
12.05 David Bussey William James Neatby, 1860-1910, ‘Undoubted genius’ in the decorative arts
12.25 Jessica Jenkinson ‘Fancy ware for Fancy Buildings: ‘Cosseyware’ in Victorian Norwich 1857-1915
12.45 Discussion

1.00 Lunch break

Session 3
Chair: Alexander Kader
1.45 Jane Winfrey, Alfred Drury and Architectural Collaboration
2.05 Colin Fenn, Ceramic Funeral Memorials
2.25 Philip Ward-Jackson, If ‘there is but one art’, who calls the shots?
2.45 Discussion

Session 4
Chair: Andrew Saint
3.00 Joseph Sharples, Ill formed babies with vegetable tails’: Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Architectural Sculpture
3.20 Karen Mailley-Watt, Charm & Cleverness: Sculptors, the built environment, and The Glasgow Society of Lady Artists
3.40 Kathryn Ferry, The Architectural Sculpture of Drinking Fountains
4.00 Discussion

4.15 Tea break

Session 5
Chair: Roger Bowdler
4.35 Jim Cheshire, The Memorial to William Hodson in Lichfield Cathedral by George Edmund Street
4.55 Serenhedd James, Oxford’s monuments to Cecil Rhodes: Catholic and Jewish symbols of the confessional diversification of the University

5.15 Closing discussion

6.00 Webinar ends.