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SUMMARY: 19th Annual Art History Graduate Symposium
DESCRIPTION: Intersection: Object\, Display\, Audience Salono Mathur Keynot
 e Speaker University of Michigan “Decolonizing the Art Object” Jennifer Mar
 shal UCLA “A Tradition of Modernism\, A Taste for Modernity: Holger Cahill’
 s Display of Folk Art at the Museum of Modern Art\, New York\, 1932-33” Nam
 iko Kunimoto University of British Columbia “Body Topography: Visitor Perfo
 rmance at the V.A.G” Susan […]
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 </h4><p><strong>Salono Mathur<br /></strong>Keynote Speaker University of M
 ichigan<br />"Decolonizing the Art Object"</p><p><strong>Jennifer Marshal<b
 r /></strong>UCLA<br />"A Tradition of Modernism\, A Taste for Modernity: H
 olger Cahill's Display of Folk Art at the Museum of Modern Art\, New York\,
  1932-33"</p><p><strong>Namiko Kunimoto</strong><br />University of British
  Columbia<br />"Body Topography: Visitor Performance at the V.A.G"</p><p><s
 trong>Susan Hart<br /></strong>Concordia<br />"Joanne Cardinal-Schubert's "
 Meeting Ground": A Place for Cross Cultural Communication and Conversation"
 </p><p><strong>Jennifer Solmes<br /></strong>University of British Columbia
 <br />"Steven Mailloux at the Movies: Rhetorical Hermeneutics as a Socially
 -Based Film Adaptation Theory"</p><p><strong>Elizabeth Kalbfleisch</strong>
 <br />Concordia<br />"Bringing Home the Other: Contemporary Tourist Postcar
 ds of Guatemala and Mexico"</p><p><strong>Sadria Rodrigues</strong><br />Un
 iversity of British Columbia<br />"Institutional Critique VS. Institutional
 izwd Critique: An analysis of 3 Andrea Fraser Projects"</p>
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