CHARM and the USC-Huntington Early Modern Studies Institute (EMSI) will co-host a graduate student and postdoctoral fellow social hour at Moreton Fig. This event is intended to facilitate community and collaboration. All are welcome. RSVP directly to ldodds@usc.edu
Join speakers: Arnold Nesselrath, Vatican Museums, "On the Functions of Raphael's Cartoons" Dario Donetti, Università di Verona, "Using, Storing, and Archiving Renaissance Drawings for New Saint Peter's" Respondent: Tracy Cosgriff, College of Wooster
Adam Jasienski’s new book, Praying to Portraits: Audience, Identity, and the Inquisition in the Early Modern Hispanic World (Penn State, 2023). An asynchronous social reading site is open now at perusall.com with course code: PON-WJVWQ
CHARM and Homeboy Art Academy visit Fair Lawn Art Museum to discuss art, memory, and commemoration with museum director, Dr. James Fishburne.
with optional lunch to follow
Collaborations in History, Art, Religion, and Music (CHARM) hosts a hybrid in-person/online discussion of Adam Jasienski’s new book, Praying to Portraits: Audience, Identity, and the Inquisition in the Early Modern Hispanic World (Penn State, 2023). An asynchronous social reading group is open now at perusall.com with course code: PON-WJVWQ . Register for attendance by Zoom here.
This virtual event will feature Dr. Chris Yogerst in conversation with Dr. Tom Doherty, moderated by Dr. Steven Ross. Their discussion will focus on a new biography of the Warner Brothers, which showcases the significant role Warner Bros. played in the origins of Hollywood. Warner Bros. films were always a reflection of the brothers’ social […]
Come experience The Lord of the Rings from a new point of view and learn about the deepest meaning of Tolkien’s literary achievement! Professor Giuseppe Pezzini, a leading classics scholar at Oxford, explores Tolkien’s sophisticated and innovative literary theory in six lectures drawing on his forthcoming book from Cambridge University Press – the first academic study of […]
Collaborations in History, Art, Religion, and Music (CHARM) invites graduate students and postdocs to a happy hour at Greenleaf in USC Village, with CHARMing graduate student hosts Theodor Hamstra (English) and Monica Mitri (Religion). https://www.eatdrinkgreenleaf. com/menu/social-hour
Come experience The Lord of the Rings from a new point of view and learn about the deepest meaning of Tolkien’s literary achievement! Professor Giuseppe Pezzini, a leading classics scholar at Oxford, explores Tolkien’s sophisticated and innovative literary theory in six lectures drawing on his forthcoming book from Cambridge University Press – the first academic study of […]