“The Body of the Merchant: Art and Experience in the Commercial Revolution” with Ittai Weinryb of Bard College, Bard Graduate Center. RSVP by October 9 This event is co-sponsored by the USC Visual Studies Research Institute.
Join other CHARMers for an informal walk through this new exhibition. If you are a Los Angeles resident, please bring your id. Meet in LACMA’s Smidt Welcome Plaza. Thanks to CHARMer Erin Maynes for the suggestion!
Rethinking Arabic Literary History Michael Cooperson (UCLA) October 30, 2024 12:30 PM THH 309K
Book Panel: Jason Blakely, Lost in Ideology: Interpreting Modern Political Life Jason Blakely (Pepperdine University) with Anthony Kammas (USC Political Science) & Robin Jeshion (USC Philosophy) Hoose Reading Room (Mudd Hall of Philosophy, 2nd floor), with reception following CHARM partners: Conceptual Foundations of Conflict Project & Nova Forum
The Migrant, the Teacher, the Heretic. Early Christian Intellectual Networks in Rome beyond the Orthodoxy-Heresy Dichotomy András Handl (Leuven / Bern) November 21, 2024 5:00 PM SOS 250
The USC-Huntington Early Modern Studies Institute's 2024-2025 Annual Conference, "Big Paper," takes place on Friday and Saturday, January 24 and 25, 2025. Lisa Pon, the conference organizer, is Professor of Art History (USC) and the EMSI Seminar Leader for the Visual & Material Culture and On Paper Seminar series. Presenters include Juliana Barone (The Warburg […]
Monday, February 3, 5-6:30 pm PSTAn event with the Hong Kong Gaudeamus Dunhuang Ensemble about creating new music based on historical cultural artifacts in museum collections. an online conversation demo of “period instruments” from Dunhuang and/or the Silk Roadshort live performanceQ&A.
Seaver Classroom 3 Space is limited, RSVP by February 28 Schedule 10:00 – 11.30 am: Public lecture and discussion 11:45 am – 1:00 pm: Collections-based workshop 1:00 – 2:00 pm: lunch
“Remediation American Style: Towards a Media Theory of Colonial Latin American Art” with Evonne Levy, University of Toronto. RSVP by April 9 This event is co-sponsored by the USC Visual Studies Research Institute.
“A Feast of Images” with Jérémie Koering, University of Fribourg. Register in advance for the online Zoom lecture 12:30 noon – 2:00 pm (PT) This event is co-sponsored by the USC Visual Studies Research Institute.
The first in series of conversations, built around the close engagement of select texts, will examine the relationship between pedagogy, incarceration, and the study of premodern past. We will discuss Ghosts Over the Boiler: Voices from Alabama's Death Row (Vanderbuilt University Press, 2023), written by the Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty. First 5 in-person […]
The first in series of conversations, built around the close engagement of select texts, will examine the relationship between pedagogy, incarceration, and the study of premodern past. We will discuss Ghosts Over the Boiler: Voices from Alabama's Death Row (Vanderbuilt University Press, 2023), written by the Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty.First 5 in-person readers will […]