Friday, March 2

6:30 Spencer Museum of Art Student Friends party and dinner in the Central Court, 3rd floor

 

Saturday, March 3

9:30 Breakfast in the Murphy Room, 212 Spencer Museum

10:00 Welcome address, 211 Spencer Museum

 

10:15-11:45

Morning Session 1, 211 Spencer Museum

Moderator: Don Sloan

Michael Tinkler, Reading Author(ity) in Theodulf of Orleans

Jen Robinson, Down with History!: The Politics of Futurist Artmaking

Anjali Nerlekar, A Look Behind the Scenes: Lola, Ballet, the Nineteenth Century and Manet

 

Morning Session 2, 208 Spencer Museum

Moderator: Rachel Buller

Tammy Balducci, "Behind Every Artist There’s a Penis"(?): Lynda Benglis, Sex, Gender, and Creativity

Laura VanBuren, Politics and Pride: American Follies of the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

Elissa Anderson, Of Harmony and Civility: Gabriel Metsu’s A Man and A Woman Seated by a Virginal

 

11:45-1:15 Lunch

 

1:15-2:45

Afternoon Session 1, 211 Spencer Museum

Moderator: Sarah Crawford-Parker

Terri Weissman, American Photography in the 1950s: Cold War Handmaid

Katharina Holderegger, The Sovereign Sisters: The Cemetery of the Abbesses of the Holy Trinity

in Caen (11-18th centuries)

Sheila Pinkel, A Model for the Democratization of Art

 

 

Afternoon Session 2, 208 Spencer Museum

Moderator: Rachel Buller

Irina Hans, The Politics of Feminism: The Legend of Eva Hesse

Sean Barker, Blurring the Lines: Racial and Gender Hybridity in Manet’s Baudelaire’s Mistress, Reclining

Gabrielle Mertz, Live Media

 

2:45-3:00 Coffee

 

3:00-4:30

Afternoon Session 3, 211 Spencer Museum

Moderator: Don Sloan

Joonsung Yoon, Constructing the Other: Yasumasa Morimura’s Photographic Self-Portraits

Lou Morrison, Making a Living Buddha: The Case of the Seiryoji Style in Kamakura Japan

Legier Biederman, The Unexamined Gray Flannel Suit: The Early Work of Jasper Johns

 

Afternoon Session 4, 208 Spencer Museum

Moderator: Sarah Crawford-Parker

Maria Mijares, For My Art’s Sake: Facing off with Power

Pallavi Sharma, Re-reading Krishnalila performance and paintings of Braja bhumi

Stefanie Olson, Construction of Art/Construction of Gender

 

 4:30-5:30 Refreshments in the Reception Room, 3rd floor, Spencer Museum with free time for museum visit

for information about current exhibitions see http://www.ukans.edu/~sma/

 

5:30 Keynote address, Auditorium, 3rd floor, Spencer Museum

Joanna Frueh, University of Nevada, Reno

A History of Chocolate, Including Action Heroes and Fairy Men

 

6:30 Booksigning, 3rd floor, Central Court

Joanna Frueh will sign copies of Monster/Beauty: Building the Body of Love (2001)

for reviews of the book see  http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/8785.html

 

7:30 Dinner, Imperial Gardens

for more about Imperial Gardens see http://menus.lawrence.com/imperialgarden/