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This talk addresses how African Americans can more actively and meaningfully participate in language programs to show that identities and investments in diverse communities within and outside classrooms greatly influence Black students’ success in our field.
The International Conference of Hispanic Women Filmmakers (CIMCiH) intends to actively contribute to the body of scholarly work on Women Directors, specifically those whose films are conceived and conducted in Spanish. The second edition of CIMCiH, entitled "Chronographies", is an invitation to reflect on the power of time in front of and behind the camera. In film, is time friend or foe? To what extent is gender capable of subverting the rules of the temporal?
In this talk, Óscar Fernández Orengo, a photographer specialized in portraying filmmakers, will explain the genesis of “La mirada horizontal” (“The horizontal gaze”), a series of 26 portraits of women in the film industry while reflecting on his experience as a portrait photographer, and the power of a photo as a vehicle of both individual and collective discovery.
Four authors discuss the process of creative writing and translating, while giving glimpses into their forthcoming work.
Stephen DiRado will deliver an artist talk about his photographic journal chronicling his father’s decline into Alzheimer’s. Soren Sorensen also will screen his forthcoming short film about the project.
Declarations of Disgust: Reflections on an Ideological Dimension of Music Criticism, ca. 1900 Classical music criticism was a remarkably vibrant genre of journalism at the end of the 19th century. […]
Professor Elli Crocker, a full-time member of the Clark faculty since 1994, is a representational painter whose work has focused on the human figure. "In The Flesh" will be on […]
