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SUMMARY: 17th Annual Art History Graduate Symposium
DESCRIPTION: Seducing the Moment: Nostalgia and the Politics of Making Hist
 ory Monika Kin Gagnon\, Keynote Speaker Simon Fraser University\, Communica
 tions\, “Disney’s Pocahontas as Bodyscape” Irene Fatsea\, MIT\, Architectur
 al History\, “Panorama or a work of Art? The Archaelogical View of the Nine
 teenth-Century Athens in the Service of the Nationalistic Politics of the M
 odern Greek State” James Phillips\, […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Seducing the Moment: Nostalgia and the Po
 litics of Making History</h4><p><span class="boldbody"><strong>Monika Kin G
 agnon\,<br /></strong></span>Keynote Speaker<br />Simon Fraser University\,
  Communications\,<br /><span class="mainbodygreen"><em>"Disney's Pocahontas
  as Bodyscape"</em></span></p><p><span class="boldbody"><strong>Irene Fatse
 a\,</strong><br /></span>MIT\, Architectural History\, <em><span class="mai
 nbodygreen">"Panorama or a work of Art? The Archaelogical View of the Ninet
 eenth-Century Athens in the Service of the Nationalistic Politics of the Mo
 dern Greek State"</span><br /></em><br /><span class="boldbody"><strong>Jam
 es Phillips\,</strong><br /></span>University of British Columbia\, Art His
 tory\,<br /><span class="mainbodygreen"><em>"The Many Bodies of Louis Riel:
  The Remasculization of an Imaginary Indian"<br /></em><br /></span><span c
 lass="boldbody"><strong>Donna Wawzonek\,<br /></strong></span>Carleton Univ
 ersity\, Art History\,<br /><span class="mainbodygreen"><em>"Strategies for
  Scrapbooks In the Victorian Era"</em></span></p><p><span class="boldbody">
 <strong>Carol Boram-Hays\,</strong><br /></span>Ohio State University\, His
 tory of African Art and Archaeology\,<em><span class="mainbodygreen">"Invok
 ing the Glories of the Past -Traditional Dress as Political Protest Among t
 he Zulu of South Africa"</span><br /></em><br /><span class="boldbody"><str
 ong>Beverly Grindstaff\,</strong><br /></span>University of California\, Lo
 s Angeles\, Art History\, <em><span class="mainbodygreen">"Practical Aesthe
 tics: Classicism and Industry at Hellerau"</span><br /></em><br /><span cla
 ss="boldbody"><strong>Patricia Kelly\,</strong><br /></span>University of B
 ritish Columbia\, Art History<br /><span class="mainbodygreen"><em>"Washing
 ton's Burning: Nationhood from the Ashes"</em></span></p>
LOCATION:Lasserre Building\, Room 104
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