Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 17:19:43 -0700
From: "Mario A. Caro" <ario-AT-uhura.cc.rochester.edu>
Subject: Lecture Series on Visual and Cultural Studies



The following is the program for a series of lectures to be held in
conjunction with the Getty Institute in Visual and Cultural Studies. For
more information on the institute visit http://www.rochester.edu/getty.

(Some of the lectures will be published in IN[]VISIBLE CULTURE: An
Electronic Journal for Visual Studies
http://www.rochester.edu/in_visible_culture)

The lectures are free and open to the public and will be held at 8:00pm in
the Gowen Room of Wilson Commons, University of Rochester. There will also
be a reception after each lecture.


                                 Lecture Program 


June 29 - July 10 : Historiography, Post-structuralism, Visual Studies
(convenors: Michael Holly and Keith Moxey) 

- Tuesday, June 30 Keith Moxey: "Art History after the Death of the 'Death
of the Subject'." 
- Thursday, July 2 Stephen Melville: "Attachments of Art History." 
- Tuesday, July 7 Kaja Silverman: "World Spectators." 
- Thursday, July 9 Michael Holly: "Patterns in the Shadows." 

July 13 - 17: Cultural Studies and the Sociology of Art
(convenor: Janet Wolff) 

- Tuesday, July 14 Janet Wolff: "Cultural Studies and the Sociology of
Culture." 
- Thursday, July 16 Lawrence Grossberg: "The Victory of Culture: Mediation
and the Limits of Cultural Theory." 

July 20 - 24: Feminist Theory and Queer Studies 
(convenor: Douglas Crimp) 

- Tuesday, July 21 Norman Bryson: "Todd Haynes and Queer Cinema." 
- Thursday, July 23 Douglas Crimp: "Getting the Warhol We Deserve; Cultural
Studies and Queer Culture." 

July 27 - 31: Postcolonial Criticism, Ethnic Studies, Visual Culture
(convenor: Janet Wolff) 

- Monday, July 27 Annie Coombes: "A World of Difference: Post-colonial
Interventions in the Study of Visual Culture."
- Tuesday, July 28 Kobena Mercer: "Visual Studies in Diaspora: From
Multiculturalism to Globalization."
- Thursday, July 30 Stephen Bann: "Reintegrating Byzantium: A New Project
for the Orientalist Critique?" 




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