[Archport] Arts and Portuguese Colonial Experience (New York)

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> Sun, 05 Feb 2006 11:52:27 -0600
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> Subject: CFP: Arts and Portuguese Colonial Experience (New York)
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> From:     Nuno Senos <nsenos@hotmail.com>
> Date:     05 Feb 2006
> Subject:  The Arts and the Portuguese Colonial Experience
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> THE ARTS AND THE PORTUGUESE COLONIAL EXPERIENCE
> Institute of Fine Arts, March 24 & 25 2006
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> The Portuguese colonial experience spans almost 600 years, from the
> conquest of Ceuta, in Northern Africa, in 1415, to the return of Macao to
> full Chinese sovereignty, in 1999. During this long period, the Portuguese
> interacted with various peoples and civilizations, in Africa, Asia and
> America. A variety of fascinating artistic experiences arose from that
> interaction in which European aesthetics, technical solutions, and
> artistic sensibilities dialectically combined with those from other parts
> of the world. This symposium, jointly organized by the IFA and the CHAM
> (Center for Overseas History, Universidade Nova de Lisboa), will bring
> together an international group of scholars to discuss the different
> artistic results of that experience. Talks will cover Africa, India,
> China, Japan, and Brazil.
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> The symposium will be organized in 3 panels
> A GLOBALIZED WORLD
> Jonathan BROWN, IFA, chair
> THE ASIAN WORLD
> Jonathan SPENCE, Yale, chair
> THE ATLANTIC WORLD
> Edward J. SULLIVAN, IFA, chair
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> Speakers include:
> Rafael Moreira (Portugal)
> Gauvin Bailey (USA)
> Paulo Varela Gomes (Portugal)
> Barbara Karl (Italy)
> Francisco Vizeu Pinheiro (Japan)
> Alexandra Curvelo (Portugal)
> Peter Mark (USA)
> Myriam Ribeiro (Brazil)
> Luís Moura Sobral (Canada)
> Nuno Senos (USA)
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> For more information please email ifa.events@nyu.edu or call 212-992-5812.
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> The Instituto Camões and the Luso-American Foundation generously sponsor
> this event.
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> Nuno Senos
> Ph.D. Candidate in the History of Art
> Institute of Fine Arts - NYU
> 1 East 78th Street
> New York, NY 10021
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