Fwd: Call for Proposals: SHERA Session at 93rd Annual Conference in Atlanta
Pamela Kachurin <[email protected]>
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> >CALL FOR PROPOSALS > >For SHERA's Session at CAA's 93rd Annual Conference in Atlanta: February >16-19, 2005 >"Changes in the discourse about Russian and East European Art after 1990" > >This region of the world underwent historic changes in 1989-90. Scholars >participating in this session are invited to explore how the scholarship >regarding the classic avant-garde as well as the contemporary art of this >region have been affected, both East and West, by the demise of communism >and the fall of the wall. These questions are timely as more than 15 years >have passed since the beginning of a new historic era in Russia and >Eastern Europe, so we can have a perspective on new developments. > >Has the art of Russia and Eastern Europe become more integrated into the >main narrative of Western art for the last decade and a half? Have >research, publications, curatorial work, and art criticism been steadily >advancing since 1990, or is there any different pattern (progress and/or >setbacks) in scholarship? Has the opening up of previously hard-to-access >archives brought about changes in scholarship? How far has the art world >of the formerly communist-dominated region become part of the >international art market, and how has the market affected art, art >criticism, and scholarship? >Has international interest given a boost to activities within the region, >or are the main research centers outside Russia and Eastern Europe? Have >any aspects of Russian and East-European art become more visible and >better defined as a result of renewed scholarship since 1990? Have any >aspects of the art of this region been redefined and reassessed since then? > >This is a 90 minute session with three 20 minute slots for papers. > >Send proposals to Eva Forgacs, [email protected] >or 12100 Dorothy Str. Los Angeles, CA 90049 by July 31, 2004. > >