16 November 2026 – Mapping class at Princeton
Princeton University – seminar on early modern colonial cartography in the Caribbean, led by Basile Baudez and Meredith Martin and held at Princeton’s Firestone Library, Special Collections
Read More15 October 2026 – Lecture at the Courtauld
Courtauld Institute of Art – lecture on “Provenance” given by Hannah Williams for the “Critical Debates” lecture series that is part of the Courtauld MA Program Abstract: This session focuses on provenance research as both a methodological tool and a critical framework for art history. We will explore debates around provenance to consider how histories …
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Read More19 June 2026 – Keynote lecture in Paris
Hannah Williams, “Tangled Lines: Colonial Networks, Haiti and Paris’s Art Collectors” More information here
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19 November 2026 | Public Museum Lecture at The Wallace Collection
Colonial Paris: Hidden Histories of French Art and the Caribbean Speaker: Dr. Hannah Williams (QMUL) Location: The Wallace Collection – At the museum (Theatre) and online (Zoom) Time and Date: Thursday, November 19, 2026, 13.00-14.00 GMT Eighteenth-century Paris is celebrated for its artistic brilliance, from the rococo elegance of Antoine Watteau to the neoclassical refinement …
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Read More27 March 2026 – Roundtable on Representing Slavery in Museums at the Louvre
Musée du Louvre – A roundtable discussion entitled “Comment présenter l’histoire de l’esclavage dans les musées?,” organized by Anne Lafont and Meredith Martin together with the Fondation pour la mémoire de l’esclavage and the Centre Dominique-Vivant Denon, Louvre
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