Please join us for an evening hosted by the Department of Art History.
In this lecture, Reiko Tomii illuminates a fundamental difference of performative practices in 1960s Japan from Euro-American counterparts. Through an examination of artwork documentation, which she terms the “second life” of a performance work, Tomii tracks major shifts in artistic practice during this time.
In this lecture, Cooke examines the work of little studied artist Anni Albers—a student of the Bauhaus and prolific weaver, printmaker and writer.
