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SUMMARY: 29th Annual AHVA Graduate Symposium and Exhibition: Sights/Sites o
 f Spectacle – Day 2
DESCRIPTION: 29th Annual AHVA Graduate Symposium and Exhibition: Sights/Sit
 es 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 spec
 tacle as theoretical concept\, historical phenomenon\, and artistic theme. 
 The […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p><strong>29th Annual AHVA Graduate Symposiu
 m and Exhibition: Sights/Sites of Spectacle</strong></p><p>In 2010\, the ci
 ty of Vancouver will become the site of an immense international spectacle.
  On the eve of the Olympic Games\, the AHVA 2010 Graduate Symposium and Exh
 ibition will engage with the notion of spectacle as theoretical concept\, h
 istorical phenomenon\, and artistic theme.</p><p>The 29th Annual AHVA Gradu
 ate Symposium and Exhibition\, held on the Vancouver campus of the Universi
 ty of British Columbia\, includes a two day symposium on January 29th and 3
 0th\, concurrent with a two week exhibition scheduled from January 29th to 
 February 11th\, 2010.<strong> </strong></p><p>For more information\, please
  contact: <a href="mailto:gradsymp@interchange.ubc.ca"><span style="color: 
 #990020">gradsymp@interchange.ubc.ca</span></a></p><p><strong>Saturday Janu
 ary 30th\, 2010 10:00 am  – 6:30 pm</strong></p><p>10:00-10:30 am  Coffee\,
  Tea and Pastries - IK Barber Learning Centre\, Lillooet Room (Room 301)</p
 ><p>10:30-10:35 am  Welcome: <strong>Heather Muckart</strong></p><p>10:30-1
 1:30 am  <strong>Session 2</strong><br /><u>The Bad Penny: Society of Spect
 acle Redux</u></p><p>Moderator: <strong>Jasmina Karabeg</strong>\, PhD (C)\
 , Art History\, UBC</p><p><strong>Mo Salemy\,</strong> MA\, UBC (Critical a
 nd Curatorial Studies)<br />“Comments on The Comments on the Society of the
  Spectacle”</p><p><strong>Andrew Weiner\,</strong> PhD\, University of Cali
 fornia\, Berkeley (Rhetoric)<br />“Resituating Actions: Disagreements with 
 Debord”</p><p>11:30 am-12:30 pm <strong>Session 3<br /></strong><u>Disorien
 ting Displays: Procession and Pageant</u></p><p>Moderator: <strong>Jenni Pa
 ce Presnell</strong>\, PhD (C)\, UBC (Art History)</p><p><strong>Fiona Shea
 les\,</strong> PhD student\, University of East Anglia (Sainsbury Research 
 Unit)<br />“A Sight/Site for Sore Eyes: Taking a Closer Look at T. E. Bowdi
 ch’s Illustration of an Asante ‘Spectacle’”</p><p><strong>Nathan Perry\,</s
 trong> PhD (C)\, University of California\, Santa Barbara (History)<br />“P
 olitical Spectacle: Faction and Ideology at a Jacobean Royal Marriage”</p><
 p>12:30-1:30 pm  Performance Work by <strong>Rebecca Belmore<br /></strong>
 Location: Museum of Anthropology (to be confirmed)</p><p>1:30-2:30 pm  Lunc
 h</p><p>2:30-4:00 pm  <strong>Session 4<br /></strong><u>Negotiating Practi
 ces: Experimentation and Eruption</u></p><p>Moderator: <strong>Marcia Crosb
 y</strong>\, PhD student\, UBC (Art History)</p><p><strong>Lelia Packer\,</
 strong> PhD (C)\, New York University (Art History\, Institute of Fine Arts
 )<br />"Spectacular Drawings: Imitating Prints in the Netherlands circa 160
 0"</p><p><strong>Nancy Stoaks\,</strong> MA\, University of Washington (Art
  History)<br />“Napoleon in Drag: Niki de Saint Phalle\, the Shooting Paint
 ings\, and the Negotiation of Spectacle”</p><p><strong>Rose Bouthillier</st
 rong> MFA\, Ontario College of Art & Design (Criticism and Curatorial Pract
 ice) “The Spectacle of Violence in Public Art”<br />4:00-4:30 pm  Coffee Br
 eak</p><p>4:30-5:30 pm  <strong>Session 5</strong><br /><u>Consolidating Id
 entities: War and Masquerade</u></p><p>Moderator: <strong>Angela Brayham\,<
 /strong> PhD student\, University of Waterloo (Recreation and Leisure Studi
 es)</p><p><strong>Andrew Finegold\,</strong> PhD (C)\, Columbia University 
 (Art History and Archaeology)<br />“War as Spectacle: Mesoamerican Battle M
 urals from the Epiclassic Period”</p><p><strong>Lisa A. Homann\,</strong> P
 hD (C)\, UCLA (Art History)<br />“Spectacular Entanglements: Mediating Iden
 tities in Loghe Masquerade Performance”</p><p>5:30-6:30 pm  <strong>Session
  6<br /></strong><u>Legacies in the Landscape: Construction and Erasure</u>
 </p><p>Moderator: <strong>Ivana Horacek\,</strong> PhD student\, UBC (Art H
 istory)</p><p><strong>Caner Öktem</strong>\, Master of Architecture Program
 \, UBC / Middle East Technical University<br />“On the Spectacles of Nature
  and Nature of Spectacles: A Comparative Reading of Built Environment Types
 ”</p><p><strong>Susan Schafer</strong>\, PhD (C)\, New York University (Ins
 titute of Fine Arts)<br />“The Olympic Games 1960: Architectural and Politi
 cal Continuity in Post-World War II Rome”</p><p>6:30-6:45 pm  Closing Remar
 ks: <strong>Vytas Narusevicius</strong></p><p>7:30-10:30 pm  Off-Campus Din
 ner for Participants</p>
LOCATION:Irving K. Barber Learning Center\, Lillooet Room 301
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