by Jon Lackman | 10 February 2010 | Conferences
Alas, the Art History Newsletter has been snowed out of Chicago. Which means that we’ll have to cover it from a distance. And that you won’t be able to ask Jon Lackman in person your burning questions about the Parisian underground movement UX. (However, someone will apparently read his paper for him at Thursday morning’s session on “Autonomizing Practices in Art, Art History, and Education.”)
Although we won’t be covering the conference in person, it appears that CAA’s official blog will be teeming with content. It’s being staffed this year by some well caffeinated art students from Columbia College Chicago, who have already posted seven interviews! Their coverage has so far focused mostly on the studio side of the conference, which is not surprising given that apparently only one of the correspondents is an art-history major, but hopefully the coverage will grow more comprehensive over time.
