This series of workshops, guest artists assess the stakes and the meanings of art’s craft in settings ranging from the Italian Renaissance, to eighteenth-century India, to the contemporary Andes. Remaining participants include Amy Yao (April 3); Julia Bryan-Wilson (April 10) on "Towards Textile Specificity."
Michael Peterson and Laurie Beth Clark collaborate as artists under the name Spatula&Barcode, write together about art, visual culture, and food, and teach collaboratively in performance and cultural studies. This talk draws on all three of these practices to explore how artmaking, research, and pedagogy can innovate in food aesthetics and food politics and how these embodied practices can contribute to the interdiscipline of “American” studies. Registration required.
Alex Turgeon is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice investigates the structural relationships between poetry and architecture, and how together these fields can inform the queer subject as built environment.
This series of workshops, guest artists assess the stakes and the meanings of art’s craft in settings ranging from the Italian Renaissance, to eighteenth-century India, to the contemporary Andes. Remaining participants include Amy Yao (April 3); Julia Bryan-Wilson (April 10) on "Towards Textile Specificity."
As part of Dyane Harvey-Salaam's dance course, "The American Experience and Dance Practices of the African Diaspora," guest artist Mickey Davidson gives a lecture/workshop on "Authentic Jazz and Swing Dance Practices." Open to University community.
Babak Tafreshi is an Iranian-American photojournalist and night sky explorer for the National Geographic who merges art and science through visual stories. This adventurous journey explores stories around the world and take a deeper look to the Persian Gulf at night in particular.
This conference focuses on two growing fields in German Studies — multilingualism and the transnational literature of (post-)migration. Invited experts in both of these fields, as well as artists and authors, will reflect both on concepts.
This conference focuses on two growing fields in German Studies — multilingualism and the transnational literature of (post-)migration. Invited experts in both of these fields, as well as artists and authors, will reflect both on concepts.
This conference focuses on two growing fields in German Studies — multilingualism and the transnational literature of (post-)migration. Invited experts in both of these fields, as well as artists and authors, will reflect both on concepts.
