Meiqin Wang (PhD 2007), Associate Professor in the Art Department at California State University, Northridge is currently an ACLS American Research in the Humanities in China fellow and based in Beijing. Recently, she returned to California for a short visit and had lunch with Nancy Um and Hala Auji (PhD 2013).
Join us at “Crossing the Boundaries XXI: Displace” for today’s events, including graduate panels on “Museological Practice,” “The Fragmented Body,” In Ruins,” and “Interior/Exterior,” Be sure not to miss the last event of the conference, Ariella Azoulay’s keynote address. Follow the links for times and locations.
Join us at “Crossing the Boundaries XXI: Displace” for today’s events, including the undergraduate panel, graduate panels on “Performance & Performative Spaces” and “Media/Text/Countermedia,” a conversation between John Tagg and Ariella Azoulay, and Julia Walker’s keynote address. Follow the links for times and locations.
As the fall semester begins, we send a warm welcome to all our new and returning graduates and undergraduates! Best of luck for an exciting and productive year.
Photo courtesy of http://www.todayscampus.com.
Thanks to all who made last weekend’s conference a success! Click below to link to the gallery.
Antea Margherita Casella Tagg was born in Ithaca on January 15th. Art historians will recognize her name from Parmigianino’s mysterious and beautiful portrait in the Museo di Capodimonte in Naples, which was on special loan at the Frick Collection in New York in the opening months of 2008, when Antea’s parents were both fellows in the Department of Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Thanks to all who contributed to the success of the annual Frick Symposium Rehearsal and the holiday party afterwards! Congratulations to Hye-ri Oh, who will be representing the department at the Frick with her paper, “Yesul Sajin Chŏllamhoe: Chŏng Hae-ch’ang’s 1929 ‘Art Photography Exhibition’ and Changing Conceptions of Photography in Korea.”
Hye-ri Oh presents her paper at the Frick Symposium Rehearsal.
Faculty, staff, students, and families gather for the annual holiday party following the Frick Rehearsal.
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