RAVE: Savannah Marquardt
“The Invention of Greek Sculpture” (Working Title)
Savannah Marquardt (Yale, PhD Student, Art History)
“The Invention of Greek Sculpture” (Working Title)
Savannah Marquardt (Yale, PhD Student, Art History)
“Rivalry, Identity and the Making of Aphorisms on Man”
Sarah Carter (Postdoc, Art History)
How do you get your foot in the door of the art world and curatorial work? Where should you look for internship and job opportunities? What are entry-level positions in museums and galleries like on a day-to-day basis?
“Material Encounters: Chen Hongshou’s Early Paintings of Objects”
Speaker: Sizhao Yi, Ph.D. Candidate, Art History, UChicago
Speaker: Lu Yun-chen, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Architecture, DePaul University
“Outdoor Exhibitions in Beijing, 1979”
Speaker: Wu Hung, Harrie A. Vanderstappen Distinguished Service Professor of Art History and the College, UChicago
If you are interested in attending the reception after the workshop, please RSVP.
“Things that Look Back: the Malleable Space of Gandharan Art”
Speaker: Alice Casalini, PhD Candidate, Art History, UChicago
“Exhibiting Contemporary Architecture of China: Experiments and Cross-Cultural Dialogues, 1995–2005”
Speaker: Zhiyan Yang, PhD Candidate, Art History, UChicago
Abstract
Wang Zonghui, Visiting PhD Candidate, UChicago
Will be presenting the paper
“An Exploration on the spatial composition of the mKhar rdzong Cave in mKhar rtse Valley, mNga’ ris, Tibet”
西藏阿里卡孜河谷帕尔宗坛城窟图像程序研究
*This event will be conducted in English.
Discussant: Xiaotian YIN, PhD Candidate, Harvard University
Abstract
“Debating the Past and the Future of Chinese Art at the Hangzhou National Art School, 1928–1937”
Speaker: Juliane Noth, Professor of East Asian Art History, Freie Universität Berlin
Abstract