Individual Presentation Proposal
Subversive Pioneers: Women and Self-Representation
Email Address(s):
jchawkin@indiana.edu
Email Address(s):
di.wang@pmb.ox.ac.uk
Email Address(s):
jchawkin@indiana.edu
Email Address(s):
di.wang@pmb.ox.ac.uk
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Rise Up! Power, Protest and Representation in Black Visual and Material Culture, 1835 to the present
Email Address(s):
hansondw@vcu.edu
Email Address(s):
hansondw@vcu.edu
Progressive [Re]visions of Women and Work
Email Address(s):
canderson55@wisc.edu
Email Address(s):
canderson55@wisc.edu
"Progressive [Re]visions" cracks open well-known canons, enriching them with the voices of lesser-known female subjects and artists. Artists Ephraim Moses Lilien, Appalachia's "New Women" Blanche Lazzell and Patty Willis, abstract expressionist Stella Waitzkin, and NASA-commissioned Chrystal Jackson all offer fresh and complicating relationships to otherwise male-centric narratives.
Architecture from the “Outside”
Email Address(s):
patricia.morton@ucr.edu
Email Address(s):
sroger8@uic.edu
Email Address(s):
patricia.morton@ucr.edu
Email Address(s):
sroger8@uic.edu
In Circulation: Examining issues of reception around specific photographic and digitally reproduced image collections.
Email Address(s):
a.maude-roxby@mdx.ac.uk
Email Address(s):
a.maude-roxby@mdx.ac.uk
Social Practice and the Politics of Artistic Intervention Today
Email Address(s):
tbick@fsu.edu
Email Address(s):
tbick@fsu.edu
This composed session investigates issues in social practice and the politics of artistic intervention today. Papers include historical studies and presentations of creative work. Special attention is paid to “guerrilla” artistic strategies and countercultural aesthetics, social practice as pedagogy, and participatory art that addresses intensified xenophobia and racism in the contemporary moment.
Gender and Cultural Translation in Latin American Art: Diverse Approaches, Geographies and Artistic Agents
Email Address(s):
oliviawolf1979@gmail.com
Email Address(s):
oliviawolf1979@gmail.com
This session examines the powerful role of women artists, gendered identities, and processes of cultural translation in a diverse array of Latin American contexts. Spanning geographically from New Mexico to the southern cone, and temporally across periods ranging from Baroque through contemporary art, these case studies encapsulate the myriad meaningful transcultural and gendered dimensions of art in the Americas.
Politics, Religion, and the Body: Shaping Artistic Production, Consumption, and Social Space in China
Email Address(s):
ecervone@lacma.org
Email Address(s):
ecervone@lacma.org
Shifting Tides: Visual Semantics in the Atlantic World, 1600-1900
Email Address(s):
lwells5@wisc.edu
Email Address(s):
lwells5@wisc.edu
Cracks in the Canon: Reframing the Politics of Marginalized Narratives in Modern and Contemporary Art
Email Address(s):
tuj67116@temple.edu
Email Address(s):
tuj67116@temple.edu
Asia and Knowledge Production
Email Address(s):
fongnfong09@gmail.com
Email Address(s):
fongnfong09@gmail.com
Email Address(s):
fongnfong09@gmail.com
Email Address(s):
fongnfong09@gmail.com
Subversive and Esoteric Modernisms: Recalibrating Vision and Audition, 1875–1955
Email Address(s):
tac261@psu.edu
Email Address(s):
tac261@psu.edu
Across Spatial, Historical and Cultural Borders: Body as Medium in Modern and Contemporary Visual Art
Email Address(s):
xizh@uchicago.edu
Email Address(s):
xizh@uchicago.edu
Artists, Adaptability, and Entrepreneurship in the Long Twentieth Century
Email Address(s):
bjjaffee@gmail.com
Email Address(s):
bjjaffee@gmail.com
Seeking Narrative Justice: Idiosyncrasies and Contradictions of Black Body Representation
Email Address(s):
albuc@umkc.edu
Email Address(s):
albuc@umkc.edu