Partners


The EVA project and its database owe much of their successful development and sustainability to the commitment of more than 50 partner institutions, including research institutes and university departments in history, art history, heritage and related disciplines, as well as museums and libraries across Europe. Foremost among these are the institutions represented on the project’s Editorial Board, the member institutions of the RIHA network, and the affiliated institutions of the project’s Scientific and Editorial Coordinators, whose indispensable organizational support, consistent scientific leadership and close international cooperation have been crucial at every stage of the project’s implementation. Their shared commitment has helped to strengthen the project’s collaborative research infrastructure, whilst also consolidating the art history research ecosystem at a European level.

Acknowledgements

The EVA Project Editorial Board, the RIHA members and the INHA team would like to express their sincere gratitude to all the partner institutions for their invaluable contribution to the success of this ambitious scientific and editorial project. Their unwavering support, together with their strong sense of leadership and international cooperation, have played a decisive role at every stage of the project, from its conception through to the selection of objects, the writing of articles and the launch of this online database.

The commitment of each partner to working together has significantly contributed to strengthening the EVA project’s collaborative research infrastructure and, more broadly, to consolidating the mechanisms for cooperation and expanding the art history research ecosystem at European level. To all of them, our warmest thanks.

Sponsors

The INHA team, coordinating institute for the EVA project, would like to extend its warmest thanks to its patrons for their generous and indispensable support, without which this project and its database could not have been realized.

Special thanks are due to the Francis Bacon MB Art Foundation, and to its Chairman and Chief Executive, Mr. Majid Boustany, for his particularly generous financial support. His support has played a decisive role in bringing this initiative to fruition and ensuring its successful implementation.

We thank him sincerely for his trust and for his valuable contribution to this important and necessary collaborative initiative, aimed at supporting the study, understanding and dissemination of the visual arts across the European continent.

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How to support the project?

The EVA project thrives through the voluntary participation of its academic and museum partners.

If you are a researcher, curator, specialist or professional in the art world, you can provide scientific support to the project by offering to write one or more articles on undocumented objects that fall within your area of expertise.

If you are a patron, you can provide financial support to the project by offering to sponsor the technical development and enrichment of the database or the organization of scientific events to promote the results of the project.

Every contribution plays a vital role in strengthening this collective effort and in broadening its impact within the international art history research community.

For further information on how you can support the EVA project, please refer to the document available for download below:

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List of institutional partners

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  • A

    • Albanie
      Tirana
      Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Arts
    • Albanie
      Shkodër
      Marubi National Museum of Photography
    • Arménie
      Yerevan
      Institute for Armenian Studies, Yerevan State University
    • Autriche
      Vienna
      Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies, Austrian Academy of Sciences
  • B

    • Belgique
      Brussels
      Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPEA)
    • Bosnie-Herzégovine
      Sarajevo
      Academy of Fine Arts, University of Sarajevo
    • Bulgarie
      Sofia
      Institute of Art Studies, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
  • C

    • Croatie
      Zagreb
      Institute of Art History
  • D

    • Danemark
      Toreby L.
      Fuglsang Kunstmuseum
  • E

    • Estonie
      Tallinn
      Institute of Art History and Visual Culture (KVI), Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA)
  • F

    • Finlande
      Turku
      Åbo Akademi University
    • France
      Paris
      Institut national d'histoire de l'art (INHA)
  • G

    • Géorgie
      Tbilisi
      G. Chubinashvili National Research Centre for Georgian Art History and Heritage Preservation
    • Grèce
      Athens
      Athens School of Fine Arts
  • H

    • Hongrie
      Budapest
      ELTE RCH Institute for Art History
  • I

    • Irlande
      Dublin
      School of Art History and Cultural Policy, University College Dublin
    • Irlande
      Dublin
      Department of History of Art and Architecture, Trinity College Dublin
    • Islande
      Reykjavík
      Faculty of Icelandic and Comparative Cultural Studies, University of Iceland
    • Italie
      Rome
      Regional Directorate for National Museums in Lazio, Ministry of Culture
  • L

    • Lettonie
      Riga
      AAL Institute of Art History
    • Lituanie
      Vilnius
      Vilnius Academy of Arts
    • Luxembourg
      Luxembourg
      Institute of History, University of Luxembourg
  • M

    • Macédoine du Nord
      Skopje
      National Museum of the Macedonian Struggle for Independence
    • Malte
      Msida
      Faculty of Arts, University of Malta
    • Moldavie
      Chișinău
      Institute for Cultural Heritage, Academy of Sciences of Moldova
    • Monténégro
      Cetinje
      Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Montenegro
  • N

    • Norvège
      Oslo
      Nordic Institute of Art
  • P

    • Pays-Bas
      La Haye
      RKD Institute for Art History
    • Pologne
      Krakow
      International Cultural Centre (ICC)
    • Pologne
      Warsaw
      Institute of Art, Polish Academy of Sciences
    • Portugal
      Lisbon
      Instituto de História da Arte
  • R

    • Roumanie
      Bucharest
      "George Oprescu" Institute for Art History, Romanian Academy
    • Royaume-Uni
      London
      The Courtauld Institute of Art
  • S

    • Serbie
      Belgrade
      Faculty of Media and Communication, University of Singidunum
    • Slovaquie
      Bratislava
      Art Research Centre of SAS, Institute of Art History, Slovak Academy of Sciences
    • Slovénie
      Ljubljana
      ZRC SAZU France Stele Institute of Art History
    • Suède
      Stockholm
      Nationalmuseum
    • Suisse
      Zurich
      Swiss Institute for Art Research (SIK-ISEA)
  • T

    • Tchéquie
      Prague
      Institute of Art History, Czech Academy of Sciences
    • Turquie
      Ankara
      Hacettepe University
  • U

    • Ukraine
      Lviv
      Department of Art History, Ethnology Institute, National Academy of Sciences