Hello all!
Contemporaneity co-editors in chief invite you to submit to the department's journal Contemporaneity. The new deadline is September 30th, 2015. We hope that this constellation-based edition sparks conversation in the department and beyond. Please share with your colleagues.
Graduated in art history at the University of Fribourg (Switzerland), Laura Giudici is a PhD candidate working for the Art & Science doctoral program launched by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Her PhD. project – “Identités fluides: la représentation du corps intersexué de la naissance de la photographie à nos jours” – is related to the chair of Modern and Contemporary Art History of the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) and is under the direction of Prof. Victor I. Stoichita.
I just returned to Pittsburgh after a month-long trip to Australia. I've spent the past week sorting notes and images and making sense of my whirlwind tour of the Aboriginal art world. I didn’t think it was possible, but one show topped the rest: “Warlpiri Drawings: Remembering the Future,” curated by Dr. Melinda Hinkson (Australian National University) and hosted by the Charles Darwin University Art Gallery in Darwin, NT.
This is the poster that Alison Langmead and I presented at iConference 2015! The abstract is also available at the IDEALS@Illinois website.
Friday, October 3rd, 2014
12:30 pm Museum Tour
Location: In front of the Carnegie Museum of Art Theater.
Debating Visual Knowledge was made possible by the following sponsors at the University of Pittsburgh:
Debating Visual Knowledge: a symposium organized by graduate students in Information Science and History of Art and Architecture at the University of Pittsburgh
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