C. Moscatelli, “The Meditating Monkey from Tapa Sardar, Ghazni: Remarks on a Transregional Buddhist Theme”. eartHeritage International Conference Re-materialising the ephemeral: The clay and stucco artistry of ancient Asia, “L’Orientale University of Naples”, 16–17 September 2025. Read more »
C. Moscatelli, “I depositi di reliquie nella plastica buddhista dell’Asia centrale: tracce, aspetti simbolici e altre questioni connesse/Relic deposits inside Buddhist Clay and stucco sculptures of Central Asia: Traces, simboli aspects, and connected issues. eartHeritage International Conference Materia e forma. L’argilla e lo stucco nell’arte dell’Iran, del Gandhāra e dell’Asia Centrale/Matter and form. Clay and stucco in the art of Iran, Gandhāra and Central Asia, Sapienza University of Rome, Department of “Italian Institute of Oriental Studies – ISO”, 18 February 2025. Read more »
C. Lo Muzio, “The Afterlife of a Classical Motif in a Khotanese Buddhist Temple”. International Conference Pratibimba – Discourses on Indian Art and Archaeology in Memory of Maurizio Taddei (1936–2000), Accademia Vivarium novum – Villa Falconieri, Frascati, “L’Orientale University of Naples”, 26–28 February 2026. Read more »
C. Lo Muzio, Intersecting Artistic Traditions: Khotanese, Kuchean, and Chinese Idioms in the Tarim Basin/交織的藝術傳統:于闐、龜茲與中原習語在塔里木盆地的融合 [Jiaozhide yishu chuantong: yutian, qiuci yu zhongyuan xiyu zai talimu pendide ronghe]. 2025 Hotan International and Intensive Program on Buddhist Studies, organised by Peking University Research Center for Buddhist Studies, China-Britain Trust for the Promotion of Buddhist Studies and Mount Kuaiji Institute of Advanced Research on Buddhism, Hotan, June 25–July 3 2025. Read more »
C. Lo Muzio, “Recent Advances and Persistent Gaps in the Study of Khotanese Painting/藝術傳統的交匯:塔里木盆地中的于闐、龜茲與漢地風格 [Yishu chuantong de jiaohui: Talimu pendi zhong de Yutian, Qiuci yu Handi fengge]”. Treasures of Khotan: Khotanese History, Literature and Art International Conference and Field Study, Hotan, China, June 25–30 2025. Read more »
C. Lo Muzio, “Towards a Reassessment of the Clay Sculptures from Kuevkurgan (Southern Uzbekistan)”. artHeritage International Conference Re-materialising the ephemeral: The clay and stucco artistry of ancient Asia, “L’Orientale University of Naples”, 16–17 September 2025. Read more »
C. Lo Muzio, “Scultura in argilla e stucco a Khotan (Xinjiang): repertorio, modelli figurativi e contesti rituali/Clay and stucco sculpture in Khotan (Xinjiang): repertoire, figurative models and ritual contexts”. eartHeritage International Conference Materia e forma. L’argilla e lo stucco nell’arte dell’Iran, del Gandhāra e dell’Asia Centrale/Matter and form. Clay and stucco in the art of Iran, Gandhāra and Central Asia, Sapienza University of Rome, Department of “Italian Institute of Oriental Studies – ISO”, 18 February 2025. Read more »
S. Mancini, C. Matteucci, G. Grillini, G. Tarantola, “Materiality and technique in Sasanian architecture: Stucco, mortars, and plaster from Gawr Tepe (KRI, Iraq)”. eartHeritage International Conference Re-materialising the ephemeral: The clay and stucco artistry of ancient Asia, “L’Orientale University of Naples”, 16–17 September 2025. Read more »
S. Mancini, “Proposta per un protocollo metodologico degli studi archeometrici sugli stucchi: il progetto pilota di Gawr Tepe (Kurdistan Region of Iraq)”. Workshop Materia e forma. L’argilla e lo stucco nell’arte dell’Iran, del Gandhāra e dell’Asia Centrale/Matter and form. Clay and stucco in the art of Iran, Gandhāra and Central Asia, Sapienza University of Rome, Department of “Italian Institute of Oriental Studies – ISO”, 18 February 2025. Read more »
L. Colliva, “Gli stucchi di periodo sasanide dal sito di Gawr Tepe (Kurdistan Region of Iraq)”. Workshop Materia e forma. L’argilla e lo stucco nell’arte dell’Iran, del Gandhāra e dell’Asia Centrale/Matter and form. Clay and stucco in the art of Iran, Gandhāra and Central Asia, Sapienza University of Rome, Department of “Italian Institute of Oriental Studies – ISO”, 18 February 2025. Read more »