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SUMMARY: Kirsten Pai Buick — American Indianisms
DESCRIPTION: American Indianisms: Narrative Structure as Secular Judgment i
 n Thomas Crawford’s Progress of Civilization Presented as part of the Joan 
 Carlisle-Irving Lecture Series This event is free and open to the public Pl
 ease contact the AHVA Visual Resources Centre for access to the event recor
 ding: ahva.vrc@ubc.ca. This talk will explore the commission and placement 
 of the pediment […]
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 "958" /></a></p><p>American Indianisms: Narrative Structure as Secular Judg
 ment in Thomas Crawford's <em>Progress of Civilization</em><br />Presented 
 as part of the Joan Carlisle-Irving Lecture Series<br />This event is free 
 and open to the public</p><p>Please contact the AHVA Visual Resources Centr
 e for access to the event recording: <a href="mailto:ahva.vrc@ubc.ca">ahva.
 vrc@ubc.ca</a>.</p><p>This talk will explore the commission and placement o
 f the pediment erected over the US Senate in 1863. Created by the US sculpt
 or\, Thomas Crawford\, the sculpture represents the conflict between whites
  and Indigenous people as both settled and eternal. It also traces the proc
 ess by which First Nations people were racialized as "Indian." Virtually ig
 nored today by visitors\, tourists\, and senators to the Capitol building\,
  Buick will trace the nuances of the sculpture's possible interpretations f
 rom 1778\, when the first treaty between the US government and Indigenous s
 overeign nations was made\, to 2016 and the uprisings by water protectors a
 t Standing Rock.</p><p>Kirsten Pai Buick is Professor of Art History at the
  University of New Mexico where she teaches in the areas of the visual cult
 ure of the first British Empire\; US art to 1940\; African American art\; r
 epresentations of the American landscape and representations of enslavement
 \; and the history of women as patrons and collectors of the arts. She has 
 published extensively on African American art and been the recipient of num
 erous awards and fellowships\, including the Smithsonian American Art Museu
 m’s Pre-Doctoral Fellowship and the Charles Gaius Bolin Fellowship at Willi
 ams College. In 2015\, she was chosen as the eleventh recipient of the Davi
 d C. Driskell Prize for excellence in African American Art. Her book\, <em>
 Child of the Fire: Mary Edmonia Lewis and the ‘Problem’ of Art History’s Bl
 ack and Indian Subject</em>\, is published by Duke University Press. Her se
 cond book\, <em>In Authenticity: ‘Kara Walker’ and the Eidetics of Racism</
 em> is in progress.</p>
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