UN-Official Webcasts | International Symposium

Sin Título, 2006

Austin | April | 26 - 29 | 2006

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Thursday, April 27

View Webcast	Welcome and Opening Remarks Jessie Otto Hite \| Director, Blanton Museum of Art Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro \| Curator, Latin American Art, Blanton Museum of Art

View Webcast	Panel Discussion \| Integration/Separation: Latin American Art in International Museum Collections Annette DiMeo Carlozzi \| Curator, American and Contemporary Art, Blanton Museum of Art Virgilio Garza \| Head of Latin American Art Department, Christie’s New York Paulo Herkenhoff \| Director, Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Cuauhtémoc Medina \| Associate Curator, Latin American Art, Tate, London, UK Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro \| Curator, Department of Latin American Art, Blanton Museum of Art Luis Enrique Pérez Oramas \| Adjunct Curator, The Museum of Modern Art, New York Moderator \| Bruce Altshuler \| Director, Masters Program in Museum Studies, New York University, New York

Friday, April 28

View Webcast	Panel discussion \| Teaching Latin American Art Jacqueline Barnitz \| Professor, Department of Art and Art History, The University of Texas at Austin Tadeu Chiarelli \| Professor of Art History, Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Valerie Fraser \| Professor of Art History and Theory, University of Essex, UK Andrea Giunta \| Professor, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Edward Sullivan \| Dean for the Humanities, Professor of Fine Arts, New York University, New York Moderator \| Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro \| Curator, Latin American Art, Blanton Museum of Art, Austin

View Webcast	Presentations \| Artist-Run Initiatives \| Part I Cecilia Brunson and Josefina Guilisasti \| Incubo, Santiago de Chile, Chile Nicolás Guagnini \| Orchard, New York

View Webcast	Presentations \| New Foundations in Latin America Mauro Herlitzka \| Fundación Arte BA, Buenos Aires, Argentina Fernando Schüler \| Fundação Iberê Camargo, Porto Alegre, Brazil

View Webcast	Presentations \| UT Graduate Students in Latin American Art History Present their Research Topics Erin Aldana \| Urban Interventions: 3Nós3 and the City of São Paulo, 1979-1982. Gina McDaniel Tarver \| A Pile and a Puddle: Bernardo Salcedo, Antonio Caro, and the Beginnings of Colombian Conceptualism Alberto McKelligan \| "Expectations of Mexican/Female Photography: a study on Daniela Rossell's Ricas y Famosas Series." Michael Wellen \| Jose Clemente Orozco: The Legacy of the Grotesque Moderator \| Courtney Gilbert \| Cisneros Seminar Coordinator, Blanton Museum of Art

Saturday, April 29

View Webcast	Conversation \| Art and Politics: Can Artists Really Change the World? \| Part I Waltercio Caldas \| Artist, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro\| Curator, Latin American Art, Blanton Museum of Art Conversation \| Art and Politics: Can Artists Really Change the World? \| Part II Luis Camnitzer \| Artist, New York Antonio Caro \| Artist, Bogotá, Colombia Liliana Porter \| Artist, New York Moderator \| Beverly Adams \| Curator, Bruce and Diana Halle Collection, Scottsdale, AZ

View Webcast	Conversation \| Art and Politics: Can Artists Really Change the World? \| Part III Cristina Freire \| Curator, Museu de Arte Contemporânea da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil Mario Ramiro \| Artist, São Paulo, Brazil Presentations \| Artist-Run Initiatives \| Part II Rosina Cazali \| La Curandería, Guatemala, Guatemala Roberto Jacoby \| Fundación Start, Buenos Aires, Argentina Conversation \| Regional Strategies for Survival: Some Directions Gustavo Bruzzone \| Founding editor Ramona magazine and collector, Buenos Aires, Argentina Rosina Cazali \| Founder, La Curandería, Guatemala, Guatemala Roberto Jacoby \| Founder, Fundación Start, Buenos Aires, Argentina Mario Ramiro \| Artist, São Paulo, Brazil Moderator \| Nicolás Guagnini \| Artist, New York Closing Remarks Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro \| Curator, Latin American Art, Blanton Museum of Art
Art is connection! http://www.blantonmuseum.org For more information please email latinam@blantonmuseum.org or call 512.471.8984
This event is made possible in part by Christie's, Continental Airlines, and the Blanton Latin American Circle and The A.C.E.S. Building IT Group @ The University of Texas at Austin

05/03/2006 by Dr. Kurt Bartelmehs