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Light in Art and Architecture, A Symposium

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On September 16, 2024

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Light in Art & Architecture, A Symposium
September 27th and 28th, Granoff Center for the Creative Arts

The Department of the History of Art and Architecture and the Brown Arts Institute welcomes you to participate in the second installment of IGNITE events in the History of Art and Architecture Department, a two-day symposium celebrating Leo Villareal’s luminous art installation at the Lindemann Center, Infinite Composition. The Symposium will feature contemporary light artists and architectural lighting designers in conversation with historians, theorists, and critics.

Speakers include Anthony McCall, Paul Goldberger, Grimanesa Amorós, Jamie Carpenter, Jean Sundin & Enrique Peiniger of Office for Visual Interaction (OVI), and Joshua Ramus.

Learn more, and register via the links below (*note: you must register for each day separately):

Call for Papers | 14th Cambridge Heritage Symposium

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On April 3, 2024

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The Cambridge Heritage Research Centre is due to host the 24th Annual Cambridge Heritage Symposium between the 19th and 20th of June 2024 in the McDonald Building, Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge. Entitled Heritage Expertise: Paradigm or Platitude? this year’s symposium provides the first constructive attempt to critically interrogate the skills and roles of those working and researching within heritage spheres. More importantly, the symposium makes an innovative and significant contribution to heritage theory, practice, and methodologies by focusing on skills and roles, some of which have been overlooked by the participative turn in heritage theory and practice.

For more information on the upcoming symposium, as well as how to submit your paper, please click this link.

Sensory Decay Symposium

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On October 30, 2023

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Register now for the Sensory Decay Symposium hosted by the University of Amsterdam School of Heritage and Material Culture on November 2 and 3, 2023. Sessions include “Individual Experience and Sensory Decay” chaired by Jane Lawrence (Durham University), “Engaging the Senses in Evolving Cultural Landscapes” chaired by Gretchen Hilyard Boyce (Groundwork Planning and Preservation), “Sniffing out Decay” chaired by Sue Hamilton (UCL Institute of Archaeology), and an open session chaired by Pam Jordan (University of Amsterdam) and Sara Mura (Kiel University).

Register by November 1 through this link.

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