by Jon Lackman | 2 November 2009 | Uncategorized
CAA has posted online the paper titles for the Chicago conference (Feb 10-13). A few piqued our interest:
- “‘Forget Bourriaud’: Queer Relationally and/as a Queer Aesthetics of Existence”
- “Interrogating Photography’s Indexical ‘Identity Crisis’”
- “Autofiction as Dissidence: Julius Koller’s Extra-Terrestrial Alter Ego”
- “The Concept of Anukrti in Rasavada in Abhinavabharati”
- “Posthysterical: The Study of Comics Advances a Plurogenic View of Art History”
- “In Her Shadow: Exploring Representations of Hula Girls in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries”
- “The Iconography of Kitchen Wallpaper”
- “Pray, Sir, Whose Dog Are You? Nobility and Animality in Eighteenth-Century French Hunting Pictures”
- “The Luxurious Demise of the Tortoise: A Decadent Art Experiment”
- “The Wild Boar and the Domestic Sow: Reflections on the Nature of Hybridity”
- “Lust for Killing: Defining Culture by Its Margins: The ‘Massacre of the Innocents’ by Giovanni Pisano and Giusto de’ Menabuoi”
- “The Benefits of Going ‘Under the Table’ and Other Pedagogical Tactics for Encouraging Independent Learning”
- “The Copulation of Theory and Practice in the Creative Arts”
- “Ah, but It Was Good.”
