RHETORICS and AESTHETIC of MEMORY, RASC/a
Graduate Symposium 2015
Department of Art History, Southern Methodist
University
FRIDAY MARCH 6, 2015
10:30 am – Keynote speaker – Prof. Michael Rothberg (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
1 pm – PANEL 1: Trauma and Remembrance (Prof. Charles Hatfield)
-Naomi Taub, “Trauma and Timescapes in Aharon Appelfeld’s
The Iron Tracks”
-Katja
D. Rivera, “Remembering Mexico: Felipe Ehrenberg’s Artists’ Books”
3 pm – PANEL 2: The Construction of Memory (Prof.
Noah Simblist)
-Natalie Dupêcher, “’Like Clocks’: Keeping in Cy
Twombly’s Morocco Paintings”
-Peter Boudreau, “...where grass will never grow: The
Alhambra, Remembrance, and a Question of Heritage”
-Lucy McGuigan, “Haunted Vision: Phantasmic Scenes of
Iconoclasm in Paintings of Collectors’ Cabinets
SATURDAY MARCH 7, 2015
10:30 am – PANEL 3: The Body as Bearer of Memory (Prof. Bea Balanta)
-Joe
Hartman, “La República: Urban Memories and Giant Women in the Cuban Republic”
-Deirdre
Madeleine Smith, “Death as Catalysis: Adrian Piper’s What Will Become of Me”
-Jessica
Wong Camhi, “’The Dreadful Story of Disease Evil in Human Life:’ History and Reception of Eugenics in New Germany”
1:30 pm – PANEL 4: Collective Memories and the Nation State (Prof. Janis Bergman-Carton)
-Linnea
West, “The Monuments of Skopje 2014: Constructing Macedonian National Identity”
-Yuan-Ta
Hsu, “Hsiang chou and Chinese Nationalism in Lang Jing-Shan’s Composite Picture”
-Casey
Kane Monahan, “Appropriated Antiquity: An Emblem of Nostalgia and Memory in Britain”
3:30 pm – PANEL 5: Memorials/Counter-Memorials (Prof. Eric Stryker)
-Nikki
Georgopulos, “Beyond the Counter-Monument: Toward a New Mnemonic Art”
-Anna
Bernardi, “The Politics Behind Unbuilt Memory: Memorial to the Six Million Jewish Martyrs,
New York and ‘Topography of Terror’ Documentation Center,
Berlin”
-Erin Piñon, “Commemorating
Genocide: The Armenian Khatchk’ar as National Tombstone”
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