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Professor Geronimus has been invited to speak on two concurrent projects at the University of Alabama in Huntsville this Thursday, April 4th. He will present a pair of talks, titled, “HIdden in Plain Sight: The Black African Presence in Renaissance Art” and, later that evening, “The Art of Jacopo da Pontormo: On Earth As It Is in Heaven.”
Professor Kathryn Smith, NYU Art History
| Opening the Space of the Parchment Roll: Imaging Interiority in Two English Copies of the Septenarium pictum. March 26, 6:00 PM, The Great Room, 19 University Place  Philadelphia Free Library Lewis MS E 249b In-person attendees from outside NYU, please register here.To attend online, register here Our mailing address is: marc.center@nyu.edu |
FRIDAY March 8 at 3pm: Professor Prita Meier will be in conversation with Professor Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida (Spanish & Portuguese) about “Race, Representation and the Archive” in conjunction with the “Gabinete Fang” project at KJCC. Moderated by Santana Kavanaugh (Gallatin). Co-sponsored by Museum Studies Student Organization and Association for African Development.
This even is part of KJCC’s “Fridays on the Patio,” which takes place every Friday from 3-5pm and includes food and convivial conversations.
The Center for the Humanities is hosting an event on March 5 about two recent photo books written by writers/critics in conversation with Shelley Rice.
Join critics and writers David Deitcher and Jarrett Earnest for a conversation about their recent books, Alan B. Stone: Senses of Place; l’esprit des lieux and Valid Until Sunset, and the role that photography plays in creating and undoing our experiences of loss, life, and lust. Moderated by Professor Shelley Rice, NYU Art History and Tisch Photography and Imaging. Co-sponsored by The Fales Library and Special Collections, NYU.
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