Reading Seminar

Join us to discuss major publications by Rebecca Zorach in the presence of the author.

Three book covers: "Art for People's Sake: Artists and communities in Black Chicago, 1965-1975" by Rebecca Zorach, "Ecologies, agents, terrains" edited by Christopher P. Heuer and Rebecca Zorach, and "Blood, Milk, Ink, Gold" by Rebecca Zorach.

"Art for People's Sake: Artists and communities in Black Chicago, 1965-1975" by Rebecca Zorach, "Ecologies, agents, terrains" edited by Christopher P. Heuer and Rebecca Zorach, and "Blood, Milk, Ink, Gold" by Rebecca Zorach.

In this reading seminar BA, MA and PhD students, Post-Docs, professors, curators and other scholars discuss major publications by Rebecca Zorach in the presence of the author. The seminar will be followed by lunch.

Rebecca Zorach (Northwestern University) teaches and writes on early modern European art (15th-17th century), contemporary activist art, and art of the 1960s and 1970s.

Particular interests include art and ecology, print culture, feminist and queer theory, African American artists, and the multiple intersections of art and politics.

Registration

Please register by Thursday May 15.

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Organizers

The ECOART project in collaboration with the National Museum, the Art History Division at UiO and Kunsthistorisk Forening . 

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