27 JULY

09:30 | OPENING | Maria Luisa Cusati (Honorary Consul of Portugal in Naples, Italy; Associate Professor of Portuguese and Brasilian Literature, University of Naples L’Orientale)

Apresentação / Presentation [Presentation in Portuguese]

10:00 | KEYNOTE | Vítor Serrão (Professor of Art History, Lisbon University – School of Arts and Humanities)

Influências do Maneirismo italiano na Pintura produzida em Goa nos séculos XVI e XVII  [Presentation in Portuguese]

11:00 | BREAK

11:15 | Iside Carbone (Affiliated Researcher, Centre for History, Lisbon University – School of Arts and Humanities; Founder of Asia Collections Network (ACN) and Director of ACN – Europe)

Looking for China in the Museums of Naples

11:45 |  Elisabetta Colla (Assistant Professor in the Asian Studies graduate programme, Lisbon University – School of Arts and Humanities)

A Bit of Naples’ History in Lisbon: the Depiction of the Turkish Envoy Hagi Hussein Effendi in Naples Displayed in the National Palace of Ajuda

12:15 |  Chin-Chi Yang (Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Chinese Language and Literature, National Tsinghua University, Taiwan)

From Exotic Excitement to Cultural-Wealth Possession: Four Nineteenth-Century Chinese Paintings in Museu do Oriente – Lisbon

12:45 | LUNCH

14:30 |  António Barrento (Assistant Professor, Lisbon University – School of Arts and Humanities)

Away from Accommodation? The Apparent Assertion of Identity in Late Ilkhanid Tiles

15:00 |  Luís Urbano Afonso (Senior Associate Professor of Art History, Lisbon University – School of Arts and Humanities)

Asian Textiles in Portuguese Churches during the First Half of the Sixteenth Century

15:30 |  Roberta Marin (Affiliated Researcher, Centre for History, Lisbon University – School of Arts and Humanities; Assistant Curator, Khalili Collection of Islamic Art in London)

The "Portuguese" Carpets and the Trade from Persia to Europe

16:00 | BREAK

16:15 |  Ignacio Javier Chuecas Saldias (Full Professor, Faculty of Humanities and Communications and member of the CIDOC Research Center of the Finis Terrae University - Santiago de Chile)

A Project to Promote Trade between the Kingdom of Naples and the Great Kingdom of China, and the Imperial Policy during the Reign of Philip III (1608)

16:45 |  Guia M. Boni; Maria da Graça Gomes de Pina (Lecturer of Portuguese Language, University of Naples L’Orientale; Lecturer of Portuguese Language, University of Naples L’Orientale)

Nomina sunt res. Os termos orientais em Fernão Mendes Pinto e Wenceslau de Moraes  [Presentation in Portuguese]

17:15 |  END OF DAY 1 – CONCLUDING REMARKS


28 JULY

10:00 | Lianming Wang (Associate Professor, Department of Chinese and History, City University of Hong Kong)

The Barbarian Hunt: Masculinity and Martial Prowess in East Asian Visual Cultures, 1600-1800

11:00 | BREAK

11:15 | Cheng He (PhD Candidate, History Department, University of Warwick)

Glossy Varnish or Medicine? Floating Definitions of Lacquer in the Sixteenth-Century Exchange Between Europe and Asia

11:45 | Tiziana Iannello (PhD, Independent Researcher in East Asian studies, Italy)

Vidro, Vetro, Biidoro: European Technology, Art and Customs in Edo Japan

12:15 | LUNCH

14:30 | Glória de Brito (Researcher, Centre for Lusophone and European Literatures and Cultures, Lisbon University; Lecturer, USALMA - Universidade Sénior de Almada)

A viagem de Circum-Navegação da terra feita por Fernão de Magalhães – Elcano e o culto do Santo Nino de Cebu  [Presentation in Portuguese]

15:00 | Vincenza Cinzia Capristo (Historian; Member of the Italian Association of Chinese Studies - AISC)

L’arte cristiana in Cina nel XX secolo tra tradizione e ibridazione / Christian art in China in the 20th Century between Tradition and Interbreeding

15:30 | Paula Martins (PhD Candidate and Tutor of Modern History and History of Discoveries and Portuguese Expansion, Universidade Aberta)

«Trazydo per tam lomgos mares» - Brought from Such Far Away Seas

16:00 | BREAK

16:15 | KEYNOTE | Chiara Visconti and Roberta Giunta (Associate Professor of Archaeology and Art History of China and Japan, University of Naples L’Orientale; Full Professor of Islamic Archaeology and Art History and Islamic Epigraphy, University of Naples L’Orientale)

Asian Collections at Museo Orientale "Umberto Scerrato"

17:15 | CLOSING | Luís Filipe Barreto (Professor of Modern History,  Researcher at the Centre for History, Lisbon University – School of Arts and Humanities)