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Colloquium
in Visual Culture — FALL 2001
Thomas Library 224
Wednesday, 12:30 - 1:45 pm
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September
5
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Mel
McCombie, BMC '76
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Visiting
Associate Professor
of Art History,
University of Connecticut
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"Art
Appreciation at Caesar's Palace"
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Robert
Folkenflik |
Professor
of English and Comparative Literature, University of California,
Irvine |
"The
Rupert Barber Portraits of Jonathan Swift"
*Cancelled due to terrorist activities 9/11/01
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Hilarie
Johnston, BMC '76 |
Exhibitions
Coordinator, Haverford College |
"
Hamadryads: A Gallery Talk on Her Recent Paintings and Sculptures"
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Susan
Bell |
Professor
of Sociology, Bowdoin College |
"Photo
Images: Jo Spence's Narratives of Breast Cancer" |
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Jessica
Fishman |
Postdoctoral
Fellow, Annenberg School for Communication, University of
Pennsylvania |
"Documenting
Death: Photojournalism in the Tabloid and Elite Newspaper" |
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Susannna
Thomas |
Bryn
Mawr College
Program in Growth and
Structure of Cities, '02 |
"Theatre
of Resistance: The Work of the Publix Theatre Caravan" |
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October
17
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Fall Vacation
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Carola
Hein
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Bryn
Mawr College
Assistant
Professor of
Growth and Structure of Cities
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"Design
Competitions and National Culture in Germany and Japan" |
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Anna
McCarthy |
Assistant
Professor of Cinema Studies, New York University |
"Fordism
and the History of Television Advertising" |
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Martha
Easton
|
Lecturer
in History of Art, Bryn Mawr College |
"The
Wound of Christ, the Mouth of Hell: Appropriations and Inversions
of Female Anatomy in the Art of the Later Middle Ages" |
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Teja
Ganti |
Minority
Scholar in Residence, Center for Visual Culture, Bryn Mawr
College |
"Much
More Than a Song and Dance: The Social and Visual World
of Hindi Film Music" |
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November
21
|
Thanksgiving
Break |
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Harrison
Eiteljorg, II |
Director,
Center for the Study of Architecture,
Bryn Mawr College |
"Did
Mnesicles' Reach Exceed His Grasp? The CSA Propylaea Project" |
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Derin
Tanyol |
Research
Associate, Center for Visual Culture,
Bryn Mawr College |
"Imperial
Dialects: Monumentality and Anecdotalism in Napoleonic Painting" |
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Harris
Friedberg |
Professor
of English, Wesleyan University |
"'Are
You Popular?': Mental Hygiene, Rock 'n' Roll, and the Economy
of Dating" |
