Category: Lectures

David Lefkowitz, Associate Professor of Art, will present two lectures about his work.

“play” by Studio Art professor Stephen Mohring will open at the Soeffker Gallery, Hamline University on September 27.  A public lecture will be in the Anne Simley Theater from 5:00-6:00 with a reception following from 6:00-8:00pm in the gallery.  The exhibition runs through November 21, 2013.

5 pm – Babette Bohn, Professor and specialist in Italian Art at TCU
“Daughters of Eve: Masculine Virtue and Feminine Vice in Early Modern Women

Toby Jurovics, Chief Curator and Holland Curator of American Western Art at the Joslyn Art Museum, gave a lecture titled “Framing the West: The Survey Photographs of Timothy O’Sullivan” in the Boliou auditorium.

Baird presented “The Melodramatic Mode of Reportage: Thomas Nast as a Civil War Illustrator” in the “Seeing the Civil War” panel of the Midwest Art History Society annual conference in Columbus, Ohio on March 21st.

Katie Ryor, Professor of Art History, gave the opening tour of her guest-curated exhibition, “Ancient Masters in Modern Styles: Chinese Ink Paintings” from the 16th-21st Centuries, at the Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia in August.

Assistant Professor of Art History, Ross Elfline, presented a paper titled “Relational Art and Sexuality in the Age of the Post-Medium Condition” at Colby College in Waterville, Maine, as part of their lecture series “Gendering the Digital Humanities.”

Katie Ryor Professor of Art History, presented a paper at the annual Association of Asian Studies Conference in Toronto, Canada

March 8 at 6 pm at Minneapolis Institute for the Arts, Alison Kettering will present “CrossTalk: Playing with Our Food,” a conversation about food styling historically in still lifes and today in commercial photography. Cindy Lund, manager of food styling, General Mills will participate as well.

Fred spent a week at Hang Zhou Normal University School of Fine Arts in China in October. While he was there he presented several lectures,  had his work displayed in a show and  presented a  binding demonstration.