Hosted by Unknown Host · EN · 5 episodes
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Produced with support from the Mellon Foundation, this podcast series explores how the discipline of Art and Architectural History can foreground the issue of justice across temporal and geographic boundaries. For show notes and more info, visit arthistories.hcommons.org.
Unknown Host hosts Reparative Histories of Art and Architecture, a arts show with 5 episodes published.
Summary In our eighth episode, dr. heather ahtone joins us to discuss Indigenous curatorial praxis and the long history of the museum as a colonial project. Dr. ahtone traces the path from sixteenth-century cabinets of c
Summary In the seventh episode, Dr. Dana E. Katz discusses how art and architecture expose relations within and between minority societies. Reflecting on a career that began with a fifteenth-century predella panel depict
Summary In our sixth episode, Dr. Steven Nelson reflects on a career spent widening the field of art history. Tracing his path from a background as a maker and graphic designer through his training and his work as an Afr
Summary In our fifth episode, Dr. Matthew F. Rarey discusses his art-historical research on the Black Atlantic and examines the intricate nature of social justice in the field. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Rarey draw
Summary In our fourth episode, Dr. Ana Ozaki (UPenn) joins us to discuss how she arrived at her method of "quilombo thinking" through her interdisciplinary studies in architecture and urban planning. Describing how that
Summary In our third episode of "Reparative Histories of Art and Architecture," guest interlocutor Dr. Nicole R. Fleetwood (NYU) discusses the impact of her work and her approach toward justice, drawing primarily on her
Summary In our second episode introducing the first of our interlocutors, Dr. Nicole K. Furtado (UC Santa Cruz) draws on insights from her studies in Indigenous Futurisms, literature, and remix theory to illustrate the i
Summary In our inaugural episode, Dr. Kirk Savage (Pitt) joins the series to introduce the grant project and to situate its central concerns within his long-standing scholarship on public monuments, race, and the politic
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Reparative Histories of Art and Architecture is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under arts (visual) and has published 5 episodes.
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