Kasumi Kugo & Kaeun Park at the AAS Conference 2022

Panelists attending the AAS reception: Kasumi Kugo, Elise Voyau, Kaeun Park, and Amy Kahng (from left to right)

Kaeun Park (MA 2018)  and Kasumi Kugo (Doctoral candidate) participated in the Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference 2022 on March 25th. They organized the panel “Gendered Bodies in Postwar East Asian Photographs” and presented their papers “Gendered Representations of Body and Labor in Everyday Life Photography in Late 1950s South Korea” (by Kaeun) and “‘Discover Japan”: Transfiguration of the Avant-garde, Girls’ Subjectivity, and Nationhood in 1970s Japan” (by Kasumi). The session abstract is below and for more information click here.

The Pre-Modern Art History: New Approaches Lecture Series will feature Katherine M. Reinhart, Honorary Fellow, Institute for Research in the Humanities, UW-Madison on Friday March 25

PRE-MODERN ART HISTORY: NEW APPROACHES LECTURE SERIES

presents

KATHERINE M. REINHART

Honorary Fellow, Institute for Research in the Humanities, UW-Madison

FRIDAY 25 MARCH

4:00 PM

“SINCERE HANDS AND FAITHFUL EYES? ART, SCIENCE, AND THE DEMANDS OF EMPIRE”

via Zoom click here to join

Jeffrey West Kirkwood at Northwestern University

Jeffrey West Kirkwood will deliver a talk at Northwestern University’s Center for Global Culture and Communication on Thursday April 7 at 6:30 PM EST. This is a hybrid event occurring both in person and on Zoom. To attend via Zoom registration is required and can be found here.

Next VizCult talk: Carla Yanni on Wednesday March 23

VizCult
The Art History Department Speaker Series
2022 Spring Semester

 presents

 Carla Yanni, Professor, Art History Department, Rutgers University

“’Fellowship and Exclusion: Race and Gender in Residence Hall Architecture in the United States”

 March 23, 5:00 PM in Fine Arts 143

The Pre-Modern Art History: New Approaches Lecture Series will feature Alexis Wang, PhD Candidate, Columbia University on Wednesday March 23

PRE-MODERN ART HISTORY: NEW APPROACHES LECTURE SERIES

presents

ALEXIS WANG

PhD candidate, Art History, Columbia University

WEDNESDAY 23 MARCH

10:00 AM

“THE EMBEDDED IMAGE IN MEDIEVAL ITALY”

via Zoom click here to join

Lauren Cesiro to speak at the 2022 Symposium on the History of Art presented by the Institute of Fine Arts & the Frick Collection

On Friday April 8, 2022, PhD Candidate Lauren Cesiro will deliver her talk “Touching Robert Mapplethorpe’s Photographs” at 3:35 PM.

The 2022 Symposium on the History of Art will be held via Zoom. RSVP Required.

Click here to register.

Artist Nathaniel Stern at Binghamton University Art Museum

Binghamton University Art Museum presents an artist’s talk and panel discussion with Nathaniel Stern in conjunction with the current exhibition The World After Us: Imaging Techno-Aesthetic Futures, on Thursday March 10 at 6:00 PM at the art museum in the fine arts building.

The Pre-Modern Art History: New Approaches Lecture Series will feature Mohit Manohar, PhD Candidate, Yale University on Friday March 4

PRE-MODERN ART HISTORY: NEW APPROACHES LECTURE SERIES

presents

MOHIT MANOHAR

PhD candidate, Art History, Yale University

FRIDAY 4 MARCH

4:00 PM

“A MONUMENTAL GIFT FROM A SLAVE TO HIS MASTER: THE CHAND MINAR AT DAULATABAD IN DECCAN INDIA”

via Zoom click here to join