A Symposium on the History of Art
For more than half a century, The Frick Collection and the Institute of Fine Arts of New York University have hosted a symposium for graduate students in art history. The symposium offers doctoral candidates in art history the opportunity to deliver papers of original research in a public forum and to engage with colleagues in the field — novice and expert.
Friday, April 16, & Saturday, April 17, 2010
Presented by The Frick Collection and the Institute of Fine Arts
of New York University
All graduate students in the history of art, faculty members, and museum staff members
are cordially invited to attend. No reservations
are necessary.
Friday Afternoon (April 16)
at the Institute of Fine Arts
1 East 78th Street, New York
Amy Raffel presiding
3:00
Welcome: Patricia Rubin, Judy and Michael Steinhardt Director, Institute of Fine Arts,
New York University
3:10
Revisiting the 1960s, Globalization, Monopoly, and Art Outlaws: Yayoi Kusama and the Rise of the Leo Castelli Gallery
Midori Yamamura, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
3:30
A History of the Feminist Claim for Lee Bontecou's Steel and Canvas Reliefs
Lesley Shipley, Bryn Mawr College
3:50
"A 15,000-Mile Journey": Life Magazine's Illuminations
Melissa Renn, Boston University
4:10
Studies in Euphoric Structure: Affect, the Grid, and Lucinda Childs's Dance, Thirty Years Later
Amanda Graham, University of Rochester
Intermission
Kate Holohan presiding
5:00
The Family Commodity: Almira Edson's Illustrated Family Registers
Erin E. Eisenbarth, Bard Graduate Center
5:20
The Eighteenth-Century Maps of Istanbul's Water Supply: Social Hierarchies and Architectural Encounters
Deniz Karakas, Binghamton University
5:40
The Vietnamese Cityscape as Palimpsest of Modernities
Pamela Nguyen Corey, Cornell University
6:00
Stateless Architecture
Anooradha Siddiqi, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
No one will be seated once a lecture has begun.
Refreshments will be served after the lectures.
Saturday Morning (April 17)
at The Frick Collection
1 East 70th Street, New York
Susannah Rutherglen presiding
9:30
Coffee will be served in the Garden Court.
10:00
Welcome: Anne Litle Poulet, Director, The Frick Collection
10:10
The Image of the Disappearing Emperor: The Apotheosis in Roman Art
Patrick R. Crowley, Columbia University
10:30
Rex illi similis: Rudolf of Rheinfelden and a Simple Twist of Fate
Shirin Fozi, Harvard University
10:50
Simone Martini's Louis of Toulouse Panel in Naples and Its Invented Prototype
Sarah K. Kozlowski, Yale University
Intermission
Pablo Pérez d'Ors presiding
11:25
The Blessed Sacraments and Their Ecclesiastical Overseers: Visualizing Salvation in a Fifteenth-Century Flemish Tapestry
Carly Jane Steinborn, Rutgers University
11:45
The Virgin of Le Puy and the Malleability of Early Modern Prints
Elisa A. Foster, Brown University
12:05
Art, Astrology, and the Apocalypse: Holbein's Horological Drawings for Sebastian Münster
Jennifer A. Morris, Princeton University
12:25
"Fleurs d'Artifice": Odilon Redon, Color, and Vision
Isabel Suchanek, University of Pennsylvania
For more information on these programs, contact education@frick.org. |
