Art history’s data-based foundation has regained interest in the digital age, as new tools are developed to create interactive learning and research experiences. The presenters will discuss their online projects linking information about artworks to rich caches of data.
This symposium explores 21st century Latin America with an emphasis on the transitions and crises that have marked the cultural field.
Rebecca Baron is known for her probing essay films concerned with the construction of history, with a particular interest in media archeology and the ways different cine/photographic image making materials create meaning and also hold historiographic
This lecture is cosponsored by the Townsend Center for the Humanities Working Group on Race, Gender, and Black Popular Culture, the Working Group on Contemporary Art and the Black Room Collective, an Interdisciplinary Faculty Program funded by the Institute of International Studies.
Professor of Art History Darcy Grimaldo Grigsby specializes in eighteenth
Saved by Language recounts the personal story of Moris Albahari, a Sephardic Jew from Sarajevo, who spoke Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), his native tongue, to survive the Holocaust. This 1929 documentary film contains close-ups of the leading Balkan Sephardi rabbis of the time and rare footage of Jewish schools, residential quarters, synagogues, and cemeteries as well as […]
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