BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Department of Art History, Visual Art & Theory//NONSGML Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://ahva.ubc.ca/events/event/ X-WR-CALDESC:Department of Art History, Visual Art & Theory - Events BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20211102T1605Z-1635869146.3381-EO-20357-37@10.19.146.14 STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTAMP:20240328T222318Z CREATED:20160629T213959Z LAST-MODIFIED:20210816T192722Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160310 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160403 SUMMARY: 39th Annual UBC AHVA Graduate Symposium: The Margin is the Centre DESCRIPTION: Symposium runs March 10 – 11 and Exhibition runs March 10 – Ap ril 2 The 39th Annual University of British Columbia Department of Art Hist ory\, Visual Art & Theory Graduate Symposium is pleased to announce that th is year’s event\, The Margin is the Centre\, will take place from March 10 – 11\, 2016. The concurrent […] X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
The 39th Annual University of British Col umbia Department of Art History\, Visual Art & Theory Graduate Symposium is pleased to announce that this year’s event\, The Margin is the Centre\, wi ll take place from March 10 – 11\, 2016. The concurrent exhibition\, curate d by the Graduate Symposium Committee\, will open from 5 – 7pm on March 10\ , at the AHVA Gallery in the Audain Art Centre.
The Margin is the Cen tre will engage with and bridge materialist\, cultural\, geopolitical\, and medium-oriented discourses on marginality within art and art history at a moment when the stability of the centre-margin binary is rapidly deteriorat ing. The political and cultural potential of marginality\, as well as the p ersistent actions of the former centre\, saturates contemporary discourse a nd reflects the historical progression of global de-colonial efforts\, glob alization\, and the acceleration of late capital. Artistic-activist interve ntions\, new approaches within marginalized discourses in art history\, and subalternized artistic practices and objects ask us to re-evaluate the dyn amic process of constitution and identification at play in the centre-margi n binary. Perhaps the decentering work required by these practices can enco urage us to see each margin as a centre of its own. The AHVA Graduate Sympo sium proposes a self-reflexive examination of this shifting dichotomy withi n art and art history\, as well as the social sciences and humanities at la rge.
The keynote speaker will be Byron Hamann\, from the Department o f History of Art at Ohio State University.
MARCH 10< /p>
10am–1pm: Seminar with Byron Hamann: “Marginality an
d (Imagined) Exhibitions”
Seating is limited. To attend\, RSVP to grad.symposium@ubc.ca
5pm–7pm: Exhibition opening (AHVA Gallery in the Audain Art Centre
)
Featuring artists:
Mallory Amirault (Emily Carr University of Art and Design)
Shannon Deer (University of British Columbia)
Y oriko Gillard (University of British Columbia/Douglas College)
Scott Mallory (Emily Carr University of Art and Design)
Alice Olsen William s\, Anishinaabe-Kwe and Joanne Ursino (University of British Columbia)
< p>Setareh Yasan (University of British Columbia)MARCH 11
10.30am – 10.45am: Opening remarks
Timothy Chandler (University of G uelph): Engineering Failure: Measuring Historiographical Changes in Art History
Julie Dansereau-Tackett (Case Western Reserve Universit y): Stereographs and Souvenirs: Monet’s Garden of the Princess and the 1867 Paris Exposition universelle
Julian Lawrence (Emily Carr Un iversity of Art and Design): Regarding the Marginalization of Comic Boo ks: Two Questions for Scholars
12pm – 1.15pm: P anel 2
Lane Eagles (University of Washington): Pregnant Images: E arly Modern Female Portraiture and the Maternal Body
Erin Traver s (University of California\, Santa Barbara): Representing the Body: Pi ctorial Strategies in 17th-century Dutch Anatomical Atlases
1.45pm – 3pm: Pa nel 3
Naomi Calnitsky (Carleton University): Graciela Iturbide an d the Village Poetic: Revisiting Cultural Resilience in the Queer Photograp hs of Juchitán de las Mujeres
Michael Feinberg (University of Wi sconsin-Madison): Repositioning Girodet’s Pasha: The Case of the Abject ed Subject
Christian Whitworth (Tufts University): Turning A ffect into Activism\, into Aesthetics: Douglas Crimp on the Institutionaliz ation of AIDS
3pm – 3.45pm: Keynote by Byron Ha mann (Ohio State University)
3.45pm – 4pm: Q&A
4pm: Closing remarks
The 39th Annual UBC AHVA G raduate Symposium Committee would like to thank the following University of British Columbia units for their generous contributions: Audain Endowment for Curatorial Studies\; Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery\; Museum of An thropology\; Department of Art History\, Visual Art and Theory\; Department of Asian Studies\; Department of Classical\, Near Eastern and Religious St udies\; Department of English\; Department of French\, Hispanic and Italian Studies\; Department of Philosophy\; Department of Theatre and Film\; Facu lty of Arts HSS Grant\; Faculty of Graduate Studies Dean’s Office\; Provost and Vice President Academic.
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