Events at: Irving K. Barber Learning Center, Lillooet Room 301

Art History Graduate Roundtable Presentations

MA and PhD Art History students will present thesis abstracts followed by question period. ART HISTORY ROUND TABLES        NOVEMBER 21, 2009 10:30-11:15    Aldona Dziedziejko FRACTURE AND RESISTANCE: LOOKING THROUGH THE ARCHIVE AT THE SPACES OF THE ANTI-ASIATIC RIOT OF 1907 11:15-12:00    Ivana Vranic MICHELANGELO’S RONDANINI PIETÀ: MATERIALITY, TEMPORALITY AND TRANSUBSTANTIATION 12:00-1:00     Lunch Break […]

29th Annual AHVA Graduate Symposium and Exhibition: Sights/Sites of Spectacle – Day 1

29th Annual AHVA Graduate Symposium and Exhibition: Sights/Sites of Spectacle In 2010, the city of Vancouver will become the site of an immense international spectacle. On the eve of the Olympic Games, the AHVA 2010 Graduate Symposium and Exhibition will engage with the notion of spectacle as theoretical concept, historical phenomenon, and artistic theme. The […]

29th Annual AHVA Graduate Symposium and Exhibition: Sights/Sites of Spectacle – Day 2

29th Annual AHVA Graduate Symposium and Exhibition: Sights/Sites of Spectacle In 2010, the city of Vancouver will become the site of an immense international spectacle. On the eve of the Olympic Games, the AHVA 2010 Graduate Symposium and Exhibition will engage with the notion of spectacle as theoretical concept, historical phenomenon, and artistic theme. The […]

30th annual University of British Columbia Art History Visual Art, and Theory Graduate Symposium: Contemporary Histories – Intersecting Pasts and Futures

February 25th and 26th, 2011. As Hal Foster has noted in a recent questionnaire on the subject, contemporaneity, while not a new term, has at our present moment assumed a relevance as insistent as it is diverse. Encompassing a wide array of concerns including the ambitions and anxieties of the “new” in historical and neo-avant-gardes, […]

7th Annual University of British Columbia Art History Undergraduate Symposium

The 7th Annual Art History Undergraduate Symposium will feature the research papers of five undergraduate students who have used innovative approaches to art and visual culture in a variety of historical periods and geographical areas. In the company of students, professors and other members of the community the speakers will present their work with ample […]