Heike Schlie

Art History

  • Adress
    Körnermarkt 13, 3500 Krems an der Donau

I am an art historian working on medieval and early modern painting and sculpture, the visual media of knowledge, art history as Objektwissenschaft, visual and art theory. When teaching, I prefer to discuss in front of the art works themselves – which is unfortunately not always possible.

Since 01/2015

Senior Scientist (permanent) at the Paris Lodron University of Salzburg (Institute for Medieval and Early Modern Material Culture and Department of Art History)

04/2016–09/2016

Deputy Professor of ‘Visual Cultures of the Middle Ages’ at the Humboldt University Berlin

02/2013–01/2014

Deputy Professor of Early Modern Art History at the University of Basel

04/2008–12/2014

Research assistant at the Centre for Literary and Cultural Research, Berlin

2001–2008

Teaching assignments at the Institute for Art and Material Culture at the University of Dortmund and at the Kunstakademie Münster

04/2001–09/2003

Postdoctoral scholarship from the VW research group ‘Cultural History and Theology of the Image in Christianity’ at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster

1999 Doctorate in art history at the Ruhr University Bochum

The Klosterneuburg goldsmithery work of Nicholas of Verdun

Material and technical Iconology

Forms of the Conmediality (Konmedialität) of Image and Text

The Work of Art as Figura (according to Erich Auerbach)

Visual Mediality of Knowledge

Materiality and Virtuality / Medieval Avatars

Auditory Imagination

Aesthetics of Reception and “Bildvollzug”

FWF project GAPAMET (Gates to Paradise: Creating metal doors for 11th-12th century churches (from 01.01.22)

Member of the DFG network Lautsphären des Mittelalters (Sound spheres of the Middle Ages, since 2020)

Editorship of the new Series “Sonus mediaevalis/ Sound Cultures of the Middle Ages”, with M. Clauss, T. Bruggisser-Lanker und G. Mierke)

Publications

* peer reviewed

Single Contributions

Monographies

Editorships