Access/Restriction: Art History Grad Conference - March 7-8th - 6 views

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  #1 Danuta Sierhuis on 05 Mar 14

   

  Hello everyone,
  
  Just wanted to let you know that the Art History Grad Conference that I helped organized is this weekend. The theme is Access/Restriction, and it is a one-day interdisciplinary graduate student conference that investigates historical and contemporary issues of accessibility, limitations and control in visual culture. There are a couple papers being presented that have a bit of a DH twist that some of you may be interested in attending:
  
  Session 2: Archives and Retrieving Memory (11:15-12:45)
  Emma Hamilton-Hobbs (Carleton), "The Topley Studio Fonds: Accessing Historical Photographs in the Digital Age"
  
  Jessica Jacobson-Konefall (Queens)
  "Archiving and Online Exhibitions at Urban Shaman: Contemporary
  Aboriginal Art Gallery"
  
  Session 4: Spaces of New Media Art (3:00-4:00pm)
  Jessica Kirsh (Concordia)
  "Surveillance, Anxiety and Memory: Human versus Machinic Control in the Work of Jim Campbell"
  
  Julie Hollenbach (Queens)
  "Youtube as the Realm of Resistance: The 2010 Youtube Play Biennial"
  
  There are also several other interesting panels on identity politics, bodily surveillance, and memory. For a full schedule, please see: http://carleton.ca/arthistory/wp-content/uploads/AccessRestriction-Final-Schedule.pdf

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hello everyone, <br /> <br /> Just wanted to let you know that the Art History Grad Conference that I helped organized is this weekend. The theme is Access/Restriction, and it is a one-day interdisciplinary graduate student conference that investigates historical and contemporary issues of accessibility, limitations and control in visual culture. There are a couple papers being presented that have a bit of a DH twist that some of you may be interested in attending: <br /> <br /> Session 2: Archives and Retrieving Memory (11:15-12:45) <br /> Emma Hamilton-Hobbs (Carleton), "The Topley Studio Fonds: Accessing Historical Photographs in the Digital Age" <br /> <br /> Jessica Jacobson-Konefall (Queens) <br /> "Archiving and Online Exhibitions at Urban Shaman: Contemporary <br /> Aboriginal Art Gallery" <br /> <br /> Session 4: Spaces of New Media Art (3:00-4:00pm) <br /> Jessica Kirsh (Concordia) <br /> "Surveillance, Anxiety and Memory: Human versus Machinic Control in the Work of Jim Campbell" <br /> <br /> Julie Hollenbach (Queens) <br /> "Youtube as the Realm of Resistance: The 2010 Youtube Play Biennial" <br /> <br /> There are also several other interesting panels on identity politics, bodily surveillance, and memory. For a full schedule, please see: <a target="_blank" href="http://carleton.ca/arthistory/wp-content/uploads/AccessRestriction-Final-Schedule.pdf" rel="nofollow">http://carleton.ca/arthistory/wp-content/uploads/AccessRestriction-Final-Schedule.pdf</a></div>

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