Arpeggio: 2016 Art, Art History & Visual Studies Graduate Student-Organized Symposium

October 21, 2016 - 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Room A290, Bay 9, Smith Warehouse
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Symposium

2PM:   Nicholas Hudson (UNC Wilmington) "The Negotiating Table: Constructing Late Antique Identities Over  Dinner."

3PM:    Kathryn Smith (NYU) "Fire, Folk, and the Feminine: English Alabaster Altarpieces of John the Baptist in their Visual, Devotional, and  Social  Contexts."

4:20 PM: Roberta Wue  (UC Irvine) "China in the World: On Photography, Montages, and the Magic Lantern."

This event is co-sponsored by Council for European Studies, DukeArts, Arts of the Moving Image, APSI, Art, Art History & Visual Studies and Nasher Museum of Art.

Contact name

Nicole Gaglia
nicole.gaglia@duke.edu

More event info

https://humanitiesfutures.org/events/fracturesuture-2016-art-art-history-visual-studies-graduate-student-organized-symposium/

Unit

  • Asian/Pacific Studies Institute
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