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How German Communists Invented French Radical Photography. Regards and Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung (1928-1936)
4:30 pm ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Architecture, Ornament and the Qur'an Fragments from the Mosque of San'a' in Yemen
4:30 pm ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America
Location TBD ∙ 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

Lecture-34
4:30 pm ∙ Bowen Hall 222


The Princeton Battlefield: Public Archaeology Day
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Princeton Battlefield State Park

Jerusalem in Biblical Times: Comments on the Archaeology and History of Jerusalem, ca. 1350-100 BCE
5:30 pm ∙ Institute for Advanced Study
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Delacroix's Lyric Form
4:30 pm ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

The Arid Negev Highlands (Southern Israel) in the Iron Age: The Impact of the Exact and Life Sciences
12:00 pm ∙ 103 McCormick Hall
Please RSVP to same@princeton.edu
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Mindmapping: The Diagram Paradigm in the Middle Ages – and Beyond
4:30 pm ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

4:30 pm ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
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Electric Design: Light, Labor and Leisure in Prewar Japanese Advertising
5:00 pm ∙ 101 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: P.Y. and Kinmay W. Tang Center for East Asian Art
Painting Etruscan Tombs and Temples
4:30 pm ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
McCormick Hall, A Level

Reunion Lecture
11:00AM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-30
4:30 PM ∙ Scheide Caldwell House, Room 103
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America
Lecture-21
1:30 – 7:30 PM
207 East Pyne Building, 106 McCormick Hall, Princeton University Art Museum
Event Poster and Schedule (pdf)
Exhibition Information (pdf)
Cosponsor: Department of Art & Archaeology, the Princeton University Art Museum, the Department of German, and the Program in European Cultural Studies
Lecture-33
Bonnie Bassler ∙ Squibb Professor in Molecular Biology and chair Department of Molecular Biology
Bridget Alsdorf ∙ associate professor of Art and Archaeology
Göran Blix ∙ associate professor of French and Italian
4:30 PM ∙ Princeton University Art Museum
Cosponsor: Humanities Council and PUAM
Lecture-23
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-29
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America
Lecture-32
5:00 PM ∙ 101 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Lecture-22
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-31
5:00 PM ∙ 101 McCormick Hall

Lecture-27
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America and the Program in Medieval Studies
Lecture-20
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-28
Participants Include: Brooke Holmes, Joshua Billings, Dan-el Padilla Peralta
RSVP required. RSVP to eileenrobinson@princeton.edu

Lecture-19
4:30 PM ∙ 101 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art
Lecture-18
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Courting Failure in the Arab Hall
12:00 PM-1:30 PM ∙ Green Hall, 2N10

December 2, 2017

Lecture-13
5:00 PM ∙ 101 McCormick Hall

Unraveling the Mysteries of Jan van Eyck's Late Paintings
5:00 PM ∙ 101 McCormick Hall

Department of Art & Archaeology Symposium
101 McCormick Hall

Lecture-26
1:30-4:20 PM ∙ McCormick 104
Open to Princeton faculty and graduate students only
RSVP required. RSVP to nta@princeton.edu

Roundtable Discussion
12:00 PM - 1:20 PM ∙ 103 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: East Asian Studies
Lecture-25
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America

Lecture-6
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: P.Y. and Kinmay W. Tang Center for East Asian Art
Lecture-5
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-16

Conference
9:00 am–5:00 pm ∙ 211 Dickinson Hall


Lecture-15

Lecture-14
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-4
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Alberti's Eye - The Body of Vision
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Council of the Humanities
Lecture-11
5:00 PM ∙ 101 McCormick Hall

Lecture-3
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-10
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-2
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-9

The Dawn of Christian Art in Panel Paintings and Icons
5:00 PM ∙ 101 McCormick Hall

Lecture-7
9:00 am–5:00 pm ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Lecture-8
4:30 PM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Eternal Obelisk: Egyptian, Christian, Modern
11:00 AM ∙ 106 McCormick Hall

Betts Auditorium, Architecture Building
Cosponsor: Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies, Program in Medieval Studies, Department of Art and Archaeology, and Steward Fund in the Council of the Humanities

Reading Mile High: Frank Lloyd Wright Takes on Chicago, 1956
101 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm

106 McCormick Hall, 9:30 am - 5:30pm
Cosponsor: Department of Art & Archaeology, the Society of Fellows, and the Council of Humanities
Inventing Lutheran Iconography: Ornament, Style and the Passion
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

The Meaning of Early Greek Images (11th-7th Centuries BC)
106 McCormick Hall, 4:30 pm
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America
Actuality, Potentiality, and Renaissance Classicism
101 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm

East Meets West? Cosmas Indicopleustes' Christian Topography and the Codex Amiatinus
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

Black-Figure on the Black Sea: Athenian Pottery from Berezan
106 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America
101 McCormick Hall, 9:30 am–5:30 pm
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art
The Princeton Index's 'Medium' and the Immaterial Nature of Digital Work: Manuscripts Reassessed
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

Making Faces in Medieval Iberia
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

The Agency of Models: Holy Sepulchres, Hagia Sophias, Jerusalems
101 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm

106 McCormick Hall, 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Cosponsor: Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies
Problems of Painterliness in Early Medieval Art: The Case of Ottonian Cologne
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

Aphrodisias in Caria: Recent Work, New Finds

The Problem(?) of Carolingian Gospel Narrative
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

McCosh 50
Cosponsor: P.Y. and Kinmay W. Tang Center for East Asian Art, Princeton University Art Museum, Henry Luce Foundation, Dunhuang Foundation, Buddhist Studies Workshop, Program in East Asian Studies
Hauarra: A Trajanic Auxiliary Fort on the Arabian Frontier in Jordan
106 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm
Cosponsor: Archaeological Institute of America
106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: David A. Gardner '69 Magic Project, Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts, Department of Philosophy, Department of History
The Shape of Byzantine Art in the Index of Christian Art Database
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

Shared Romanitas: Roman Imperial Cameos in the Byzantine East and Latin West
Index of Christian Art Seminar Room, 4:30-6:00 pm

Cazzon da mulo - Wit and Irony in Michelangelo da Caravaggio's 'Boy Bitten by a Lizard'
106 McCormick Hall, 4:30 pm

A Short History of Rome's Pantheon
106 McCormick Hall, 11:00 am

Discussion
111 East Pyne Hall, 4:45 pm


Discovering Icons at Sinai: From Uspenskij to Weitzmann
101 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm

Secondary Literature in the Reading of Bronze Inscriptions
104 McCormick Hall, 10:00 am
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art and Program in East Asian StudiesMore Info
Palaeography, Phonology, and Methodological Reflections
104 McCormick Hall, 10:00 am
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art and Program in East Asian StudiesMore Info
103 Scheide Caldwell House, 1:30-4:00 pm
Cosponsor: Seeger Center for Hellenic StudiesMore Info
McCormick Hall, Princeton University Art Museum Lobby, 11:45 am
Lunch to follow in 3rd-floor lounge
Princeton University Art Museum curator Kate Bussard will lead a tour of the exhibition “The City Lost & Found”

Raised to Glory, Crowned with Gold: German Nuns and Their Statues in the Late Middle Ages
McCormick 101, 5:00 pm

Discussion-2
105 Chancellor Green, 4:45 pm
Cosponsor: Princeton University Art Museum and Tang Center for East Asian Art
Reconstructing Excavated Manuscripts
104 McCormick Hall, 10:00 am
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art and Program in East Asian StudiesMore Info
Four Moments Revisited: Kongo in the American Imaginary
106 McCormick Hall, 4:30 pm
Cosponsor: Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies and Center for African American StudiesMore Info
Kongo or Congo? Violence, Modernism, and the Visual Unconscious of Belgian Colonialism, 1897-2013
101 McCormick Hall, 5:30 pm
Cosponsor: Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies and Center for African American StudiesMore Info
This international symposium organized by the Tang Center for East Asian Art will focus on the renowned tea-leaf storage jar named Chigusa and the broader production and appreciation of the arts within which it thrived in the 16th century.

Ma kisi nsi: Kongo a Sansala Art
106 McCormick Hall, 4:30 pm
Cosponsor: Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies and Center for African American StudiesMore Info
Discussion-3
105 Chancellor Green, 4:45 pm

The Art of Conversion: Kongo Christian Visual Culture in the Early Modern Atlantic World
106 McCormick Hall, 4:30 pm
Cosponsor: Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies and Center for African American StudiesMore Info

Expo offers freshmen interested in majoring in art history, archaeology, and studio art information about the range of opportunities offered by the Department of Art and Archaeology.


Ancient Egyptian Pictorial Representation
101 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm
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Constructions of Difference in the Spanish Painting of Siglo de Oro: Joseph's Coat and Vulcan's Forge by Velazquez
106 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Discussion-5
Chancellor Green 105, 4:45 pm

Neither Breakthrough nor Breakdown: Episodes From a History of Medieval Abstraction
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Discussion-6
Chancellor Green 105, 4:30 pm

Paul Klee, Wilhelm Hausenstein, and the 'Problem of Style'
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Discussion-4
Princeton University Art Museum, 5:00 pm

Malevich's Nervous System
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Orientations of Renaissance Art
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Contemporary Islamic Art after September 11

Obsolescence, History, and the Contradictions of Sustainability
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

Pictorial Citation in Song China: Theory and Practice
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art
It Doesn't Look Like Leonardo: Science, Connoisseurship, and Circumstance in the Attribution of Works of Art

The Ubiquitous Exhibition: Magazines, Museums and the Reproducible Exhibition after World War II
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS

Caravaggio: A Case Study in Art Historical Methodology
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

Why Art History Matters: Politics, Ethics and Objects
Friday 8 March, 5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
Saturday 9 March, 9:30 am, 106 McCormick Hall

How to Occupy an Image
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
Family Matters--The Strange Case of the 'Poetic Ideas' Scroll Attributed to Mi Youren and Sima Huai
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art
The Aesthetic Turn: A New Concept of Theory of Art
4:30 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Program in European Cultural Studies, Department of French and Italian
Up Close and Far Away: Artists, Memorialization and Uganda's Troubled Past
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS

Impossible Design: Porsena's Tomb and French Visionary Architecture
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

The Empire of Things: Gifts and Gift Exchange in Late Antiquity, Byzantium, Early Islam, and Beyond

Recognition: Theme and Meta-Theme in Northern Renaissance Art
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study

Art and Science in America: Intersections and Collisions
3:00 pm, 101 McCormick Hall

Crowded Walls: 20th-Century Nostalgia for 19th-Century Installation
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS

March 30, 5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
March 31, 9:30 am, 106 McCormick Hall

Preaching, Burying and Building in the Italian Medieval City
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

In Art, More Alive than in Reality: Imagining Objects in Ancient Greece
5:00 pm, 101 McCormick Hall

I Sell the Shadow to Support the Substance
5:00 pm, Wolfensohn Hall, IAS
Cosponsor: Institute for Advanced Study
At Death's Door

Model Soviets
5:00 pm, 101 McCormick Hall

The Court of Saint Peter's: An Early Christian Church Atrium as a Place of Memory
101 McCormick Hall, 5:00 pm

Figuring the Renaissance: Leonardo, Dürer, Michelangelo, and Their Critics

Postcolonial Urbanisms and the Uncertain Majority
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

First under Heaven: Korean Ceramics of the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392)
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Tang Center for East Asian Art
Vantage Points: Andeans, Europeans, and the Arts of Construction in Colonial Quito
6:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

New Faces of Nature: Colossal Buddhas of Sichuan
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

6:00 pm Friday, 101 McCormick Hall
10 am Saturday, 101 McCormick Hall

The Practical Logic of Style and Memory in Early First Millennium Levantine Ivories
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

King and Clown: Mimesis in Pre-Columbian Maya Art
4:30 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
Cosponsor: Program in Latin American Studies, Princeton University Art Museum
Being There: Photography as Habitation in Photo-texts by Wright Morris
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall


Alassa: A Late Bronze Age Town on the Mountains of Alasiya, Cyprus
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall
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Paul Strand and the Cold War
4:30 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

Paradise Lost-Paradise Regained, Tomatso Shomei's Photographic Engagement with Okinawa
5:00 pm, 106 McCormick Hall

Making History: Walid Raad, Modern Art, and the Middle East

Between the Global and the Local: Mediterranean Art Histories

Exploding the Can(n)on

Discovering Early Byzantine Monasticism in Upper Egypt: Art, Archaeology, and Conservation

Hierotopy: Spatial Icons and Image-Paradigms in Byzantine Culture

Concepts of Space: The Role of Architectural Drawings in the Roman Baroque

Competing Faces in Early Christian Art and the Monopoly on Christ's Likeness

Architecture and Ritual in Early Modern Europe: Interdisciplinary Strategies of Interpretation

Light at Sinai, Natural, Artificial, Divine

Art History in the University Versus Art History in the Museum

The Parthenon Marbles: Sculpture or Architecture?

Centralized Domed Spaces in Mediterranean Religious Architecture: Thoughts on Ottoman and Italian Renaissance Parallels

The Italian Renaissance City: Art, Architecture, and City Identity
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Georges de La Tour: An Exemplary Case of a Painter Whose Reputation Was Revived Thanks to Art Historians

Thoughts on the History and Posthistory of Chinese Painting

Frank Gehry's Masterpiece: The New Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain

Brilliant Effects: Jewels, Portraiture, and Power in Eighteenth-Century England

Michaelangelo: Not Yet the Last Judgment

The Origins of Classicism
