Category: Art History

• Art, Technology, & Society Lecture Series

  As a part of my ART 205: Art, Technology, & Society course at St. Norbert College I am hosting a lecture series that was supported by the Faculty Mini-Grant Program through the Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice, and Public Understanding. The schedule is as follows: Thursday, February 18th @ Noon – Mark Tribe  Mark Tribe […]

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  February 3, 2021

  Art History, Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Presentations, Teaching

  Claudia X. Valdes, Constance Hockaday, Contemporary Art, jackie sumell, Jonas Lund, Lecture Series, Mark Tribe, Social Practice, Socially Engaged Art, St. Norbert College

• Film as Idea, Film as Film, Film as Art

  My video Cut: [The Sea Is All That Remains] is included in the exhibition My Gallery is an Idea: Ewa Partum and the Galeria Adres Archive, as a part of the Film as Idea, Film as Film, Film as Art screenings associated with the exhibition. This is the first comprehensive exhibition of the Galeria Adres archives, […]

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  April 3, 2019

  Art History, Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Political Art, Video

  Conceptual Art, Ewa Partum, experimental film, Galeria Adres, Studio Teatrgaleria, video art

• Art As Action: Politics and the Creative Impulse

  September 22 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm  in the Kresge Little Theatre, East Hall, Ripon College Our time in history is one of political upheaval as well as social and environmental unrest. Many of the seminal moments in art history have come from artists willing to take a stand amid such adversity. Artists act […]

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  September 18, 2017

  Art History, Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Political Art, Presentations

  Center for Politics and the People, education, Political Art, political graphics, Ripon College

• Visual Art & Social Statements

  I recently participated in a lecture titled “Visual Art & Social Statements: Peacemaking Through Art” with Fr. James Neilson sponsored by the Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice & Public Understanding. The lecture was livestreamed on facebook and can be viewed at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/normanmillercenter/videos/10154155266206713/

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  October 5, 2016

  Art History, Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Political Art, Presentations, Teaching

  Contemporary Art, Norman Miller Center for Peace Justice & Public Understanding, Peace Studies, Political Art, Social Practice, St. Norbert College