Source: Cl\u00e9mentine THOLAS <clementine.tholas><\/p>\n
New Monuments: Iconoclasm, Reenactments, and Alternative Commemorations in the United States since 2000<\/p>\n
15\u201316 March 2024, l\u2019INHA (Institut national d\u2019histoire de l\u2019art), 2 Rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris, France<\/p>\n
DAY 1, Friday, March 15<\/p>\n
9:15 \u2013 Welcome (Terra Foundation for American Art)<\/p>\n
9:30-10:15 \u2013 Opening remarks: Professor Mechtild Widrich (School of the Art Institute of Chicago<\/p>\n
Short break<\/p>\n
10:30-12:00 \u2013 PANEL 1: Old Stories, New Narratives
\n\u2022 Noah Randolph \u2013 Taking Up Space: Refusing the Logics of Monumentality in New Orleans
\n\u2022 Susan Garza \u2013 How Do We Honor Struggle in Plantation Spaces?
\n\u2022 Ashleigh Lawrence-Sanders \u2013 The Contested Civil War Sesquicentennial: An incomplete recognition of Black Civil War Memory in \u201cPost-Racial\u201d America<\/p>\n
12:00-13:30 \u2013 Lunch break<\/p>\n
13:30-15:00 \u2013 PANEL 2: Iconoclasm and Institutions
\n\u2022 Cl\u00e9mentine Tholas \u2013 From the Jim Crow South to Los Angeles: Reusing decommissioned Confederate monuments in a contemporary art exhibition
\n\u2022 Clare Fisher \u2013 Place Ma(r)king: Campus Contextualization and New Concepts of the Monument
\n\u2022 Laura Macalauso \u2013 Mending Broken Glass: New Monuments in New Haven<\/p>\n
Short break<\/p>\n
15:15-16:45 \u2013 PANEL 3: Iconoclasm and Community Building
\n\u2022 Alison Fields \u2013 Remembering Spanish Colonization in New Mexico
\n\u2022 Leena Crasemann and Anne Rohl \u2013 Meshing Southern myths and covering \u201cdiscoverers\u201d: Textile interventions in processes of decolonizing monuments since 2017
\n\u2022 Hilary Sanders \u2013 The aspirational politics of commemorating Chinese heritage in Portland, Oregon<\/p>\n
Short break<\/p>\n
17:00-18:00 \u2013 Keynote: Professor Wendy Bellion (University of Delaware)<\/p>\n
18:30 \u2013 Dinner for speakers<\/p>\n
DAY 2, Saturday, March 16<\/p>\n
9:15 \u2013 Welcome<\/p>\n
9:30-11:00 \u2013 PANEL 1: Reconsidering Memorials
\n\u2022 Hilary Meuter \u2013 Iconoclasm and counter-monuments, only the start of a larger endeavor: A Study of the Contradictory Monument Landscape in Montgomery, Alabama
\n\u2022 Jo-Ann Morgan \u2013 Memorials Protesting Gun Violence
\n\u2022 Harriet Senie and Cher Krause Knight \u2013 Writing Memorials<\/p>\n
Short break<\/p>\n
11:15-12:45 \u2013 PANEL 2: Cityscapes
\n\u2022 Heather Shirey and Todd Lawrence \u2013 Monumental Blackness: Black Lives Matter Street Murals and
\nCommemoration of the 2020 Uprising
\n\u2022 Erika Schneider \u2013 From Emancipation to Embrace: Decolonizing Boston\u2019s Public Monuments
\n\u2022 Sarah J. Moore \u2013 Slow Death in Trees: Maya Lin\u2019s Ghost Forest, 2021<\/p>\n
12:45-14:15 \u2013 Lunch break<\/p>\n
14:15-15:45 \u2013 PANEL 3: Pedagogy and Practice
\n\u2022 Peter Cole \u2013 Public Art in Remembering Chicago\u2019s Worst Episode of Racial Violence
\n\u2022 Lauren Erin Brown \u2013 Monumental Debates: Reimagining Public History in Turbulent Times
\n\u2022 Francis V. Gourrier Jr. \u2013 Memorializing Lynching in the Age of Black Lives Matter<\/p>\n
Short break<\/p>\n
16:00-17:00 \u2013 Keynote: Professor Erika Doss (University of Texas at Dallas)<\/p>\n
Short break<\/p>\n
17:15-19:15 \u2013 Film session (Auditorium Jacqueline Lichtenstein)
\nFILMS SESSION:
\n\u2022 Stonebreakers (dir. Valerio Ciriaci, 2022; 70\u2019, USA\/Italy)
\n\u2022 Short film by Monument Lab
\n\u2022 Artists\u2019 videos and short films<\/p>\n
Informations compl\u00e9mentaires: https:\/\/fondationupn.fr\/events\/new-monuments-inconoclasm-reenactments-and-alternative-commemorations-in-the-united-states-since-2000\/<\/a><\/p>\n Source: Cl\u00e9mentine THOLAS <clementine.tholas><\/p>\n
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