9:45 Welcome and opening remarks from SFAI President Charles Desmarais and MA Program Chair, Claire Daigle
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Monday, May 12, 2014
Come See My MA Thesis Students Present Talks from Their Work
This Thursday, from ten am to five pm, the MA Thesis Symposium will take place in the Auditorium at the beautiful San Francisco Art Institute campus. Refreshments will be served and provocative conversations will be had.
9:45 Welcome and opening remarks from SFAI President Charles Desmarais and MA Program Chair, Claire Daigle
Reception
in Café Courtyard to follow.
9:45 Welcome and opening remarks from SFAI President Charles Desmarais and MA Program Chair, Claire Daigle
Hesse
McGraw, Vice President for Exhibitions
and Public Programs, SFAI
10-11 Presentations
Ling
Meng, Walls Have Been Built Today, Then What Is Happening Inside at Present?
An investigation into Today Art Museum, China's Number One Private Contemporary
Art Museum
Elana
Bernnard, [ Insert Text Here ] Pedagogical
Intentions of the Museum/ Pedagogical Production of Producing Subjects
Jennifer
Moreno, Queering the Dream: Immigrant Activism and Defending the Right to
Dream Differently
Rhonda
Pagnozzi, Experimental Utopias: An Investigation into
Tactical Urbanism Through the Work of The Better Block Project
11-11:30 Q&A
Andrea
Dooley, Ph.D. in Cultural Studies, University of California at Davis
11:30-12:30 Presentations
Rachel
Ralph, Skull Fucked: Power and Masculinity in Skateboard Graphic Design
Jessica
Montgomery, Dirty Pretty Things: Confronting the Pleasures
and Pitfalls of Excess in Fashion and Environmental Sustainability
Emily
Reynolds, Freight and Fraught: Architecture and Influence
in Mike Kelley and Chris Burden's 2013 Retrospectives
Monica
Vazquez, In or Out, but Always Chilango. An analysis of
Mexico’s city contemporary art scene, through the life and work of Dr. Lakra
and Gabriel Orozco
12:30-1:00 Q&A
1:00-2:00 Lunch
Rachel
Schreiber, Dean of Academic Affairs, SFAI
2-3 Presentations
Geoffrey
Traxler, Paris Petrified and the Kiss of Displaced
Things; or, The Lamp and The Mirror
Louis
Vargas, A Pageant of Photography: Modern Photography
through the Eyes of Ansel Adams
Soyi
Kim, Facing the Effaced Photographs: Indelible Ignorance on Illicit
Subjects of History
Sharrissa
Iqbal, Forms of Reality: Perceptual and Spiritual Dimensions of John
McCracken’s Sculpture
3-3:30 Q&A
Sampeda
Aranke, Ph.D. in Performance Studies, University of California at Davis
3:30-4:30 Presentations
April
Marie Dean, Honey Under the Tongue: Performing Intimacy in
the Relationship Between Artists and Audiences
Ouater
Sand, Sweetness Is a Simple Citizen, Lê Huy Hoàng’s Installation Works as
Examples of Vietnamese Hybrid Art
Noemi
Szyller, The Survivor’s Word Displayed and Displaced: The
Memoir, Representation and Mediated Experience in Holocaust Museums
Clea
Laurent Massiani, Ipso Factish: Exploration of the Museum of Jurassic
Technology
4:30-5 Q&A
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2 comments:
I would love to come, but I no longer reside in the bay. Know if any will be webcasted/podcasted/posted online in paper format?
Thanks!
(p.s. lovvvving On Revolution...now I want to read some Jefferson)
Joe
Usually the symposium is recorded and eventually available -- I'll link.
And don't forget to be the revolution while you're reading it.
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