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Registration and coffee

8–8:45 am

Welcome, Land Acknowledgment, and Opening Remarks

8:45–9 am

• , Professor and Dean of Humanities and Sciences at CCA
• Elizabeth Mangini, Professor and Chair of History of Art & Visual Culture at CCA

Panel I: Material Exchange & Intercultural Sharing

9–10:30 am

Moderated by:

• Noriko Okada, “Saburo Hasegawa and His Students at CCAC”
• Sara Dean, “The Radical Nature of Sharing”
• Chris Bennett, “Jannis Kounellis and ‘Amerikan’ Art: Space and Materiality in the 1960s”
• Caty Telfair, “‘The Nows of the Past and Future:’ Indigenous Modernities and the Prints of Pudlo Pudlat”

Panel II: Word and Image—Toward a New Ekphrasis

10:45 am–noon

Moderated by:

• Amanda Moore, “Beyond Ekphrasis and the Broadside: New Approaches to the Dialogue between Poetry and Art”
• Judy Halebsky, “Sources, Shared Knowledge and Writing a New Dictionary in Poems”
• Dean Rader, “Engagement or Resistance? Notes on Inscrutability in Cy Twombly & Edgar Heap of Birds”

Fine Arts Roundtable

12:15–1 pm

Moderated by: , Associate Professor and Chair, Graduate Visual and Critical Studies Program

• , Associate Professor, Printmedia Program
• , Associate Professor, Photography Program
• , Professor and Chair, Jewelry and Metal Arts Program
• , Associate Professor and Chair, Ceramics Program

PERFORMANCE, Resonance, 2024

1:05–1:15 pm

Zedekiah Gonsalves Schild, Graduate Fine Arts at CCA

Panel III: Labor & Embodiment

2–3:15 pm in the Nave

Moderated by:

• Meghaa Parvathy Ballakrishnen, “Cut, Tear, Fold, Walk: Abstraction, Labor, and the Body Between South Asia and the Americas, 1950s–1980s”
• Emilia Shaffer-Del Valle, “Alternative Grammars of Representation and Refusal: On Chloe Bass’s Obligation to Others Holds Me in My Place”
• Tom O. Haakenson, “Dada Sexuality”

Workshops I & II: Global Girls’ Tea Party

3:30–4:15 pm and 4:15–5 pm in the Nave

Melinda Luisa de Jesús, Associate Professor, Critical Ethnic Studies at CCA, and students in her Global Girls' course (all community members are welcome)

Public Lecture: Lorenzo Balbi

5:30–6:45 pm

Lorenzo Balbi is the artistic director of Museo d’Arte Moderna di Bologna (MAMbo), and head of the Modern and Contemporary Art department of the Bologna Musei Institution.

Presented by CCA@CCA, HAVC, and Curatorial Practice.

Student Work Exhibition and Reception

7–8 pm at CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art

Join us for a reception at the Wattis Institute immediately following Lorenzo Balbi’s public lecture. Refreshments provided.

Brought to you by History of Art & Visual Culture at CCA & Terra Foundation for American Art