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TODAY Monday, 11/09/09

10:30 am

Yale

School

Art

Department

Sculpture

Presents

Visiting

Artist

Christian

Holstad.

Edgewood

Room

204.

ALL

ARE

WELCOME

ATTEND

3:00 pm

Luc

Tuymans,

Visiting

Artist

Photography

will

offer

lecture.

Edgewood

Ave.

Room

204.

With

Robert

Storr

and

John

Pilson.

5:00 pm

“The

Nature

‘Arte’:

Calalcanti

and

the

Giotto

Between

Dante

and

Boccaccio”.

Room

208,

WHC

Wall

Street.

Albert

Ascoli,

Univ.

California,

Berkeley.

7:00 pm

“Don’t

Burn

It,

It’s

Already

Fire”.

Room

106,

212

York

Street.

Dang

Nhat

Minh,

director

and

filmmaker.

More info.

TUESDAY 11/10/09

12:30 pm

“Staging

History

Allegory

the

Tudor

Succession”.

YCBA

1080

Chapel

Street.

“Art

Context”

talk

Mia

Reinoso

Genomi,

Mellon

Special

Collections

Humanities

Postdoctoral

Fellow.

More info.

4:00 pm

Seeing

Roth:

The

Printed

Image

and

Its

Ghosts.

YUAG

1111

Chapel

Street.

This

semester

features

discussions

and

talks

led

Gallery

staff

and

guest

speakers

the

special

exhibitions

“The

Pull

Experiment:

Postwar

American

Printmaking”

and

“Continuous

Present.”

Tuesdays;

please

see

calendar

for

dates

and

times.

7:00 pm

“Red

Mesa”

and

“Jabez”.

Joseph

Slifka

Center

for

Jewish

Life

Yale,

Wall

Street.

Directed

and

produced

Ilana

Lapid,

artist-in-residence.

8:00 pm

Open

Drawing

with

Natalie

Westbrook

and

Sam

Messer.

School

Art,

Green

Hall,

1156

Chapel

Street,

Room

G-01.

Open

members

the

Yale

Community.

Materials

and

Model

provided.

WEDNESDAY 11/11/09

10:30 am

Yale

School

Art

Department

Sculpture

Presents

Visiting

Artist

Kim

Morgan.

Edgewood

Room

204.

ALL

ARE

WELCOME

ATTEND

12:00 pm

Spectator:

The

Johnson

Circle

through

the

eyes

Hester

Thrale

Piozzi.

BRBL

121

Wall

Street.

Kathryn

James

the

Assistant

Curator

for

Early

Modern

Books

and

Manuscripts

the

Osborn

Collection

the

Beinecke

Library.

More info.

12:20 pm

Surrealism

American

Printmaking,

1940-1950.

YUAG

1111

Chapel

Street.

Focus

weekly

series

talks—given

Gallery

curators,

Yale

faculty

and

graduate students,

and

independent

scholars—that

looks

closely

one

small

group

works on

view.

12:30 pm

Yale

School

Art

Painting

Presents

lecture

Core

Critic

Chris

Martin.

353

Crown

Street,

Room

C220

ALL

ARE

WELCOME

ATTEND

5:30 pm

“Works

Genius:

Amateur

Artists

Strawberry

Hill”.

YCBA

1080

Chapel

Street.

Cynthia

Roman,

curator

prints,

drawings,

and

paintings,

The

Lewis

Walpole

Library.

More info.

7:00 pm

Undergraduate

Crits.

School

Art,

Green

Hall,

1156

Chapel

Street,

Room

G-01.

THURSDAY 11/12/09

5:30 pm

The

Most

Stolen

Artwork

History:

The

Crimes

and

Mysteries

the

Ghent

Altarpiece.

YUAG

1111

Chapel

Street.

Noah

Charney,

Director

the

Association

for

Research

into

Crimes

against Art

(ARCA),

and

Adjunct

Professor

Art

History,

American

University

Rome,

presents

lecture

Jan

van

Eyck’s

Ghent

Altarpiece,

the

world’s

most

frequently

stolen

artwork,

involved

thirteen

different

crimes

since

its

creation

1432.

Book

signing

and

reception

Atticus

Bookstore/Café.

6:30 pm

“Constructed

Objects:

Design

Architects

the

20th

Century”.

Aud.,

Hastings

Hall,

Paul

Rudolph

Hall,

180

York

Street.

Glenn

Adamson,

Victoria

and

Albert

Museum,

London,

and

author,

“Thinking

Through

Craft”

and

“Craft

Reader,”

will

give

the

keynote

address

(the

Brendan

Gill

Lecture)

“Substance

Abuse:

Making

the

Postmodern

Object”

Friday.

Saturday’s

event

will

include

remarks

the

organizer,

John

Stuart

Gordon,

the

Benjamin

Attmore

Hewitt

Assistant

Curator

the

Yale

Univ.

Art

Gallery,

and

Nan

Swid

and

Addie

Powell,

founders,

Swid

Powell.

panel

discussion

will

with

Richard

Meier,

Stanley

Tigerman

and

Robert

A.M.

Stern.

The

topic

the

afternoon

session

“Collaboration

20th

Century

Architecture

and

Design.”.

More info.

7:00 pm

Jay

Maisel

MFA

‘53

will

present

lecture.

Linsley-Chittenden

Hall,

Room

102.

The

Chapter

ASMP

(American

Society

Media

Photographers)

hosting

Special

Program

with

photographer

Jay

Maisel

MFA

’53.

please

click

link.

More info.

FRIDAY 11/13/09

Futurismo/Futurizm:

The

Futurist

Avant-Garde

Italy

and

Russia.

BRBL

121

Wall

Street.

This

year

marks

the

100th

anniversary

the

publication

Filippo

Marinetti’s

founding

manifesto

Italian

futurism.

The

manifesto’s

publication

sparked

intense

interest

across

Europe

and

Eurasia,

from

France

Italy

and

Russia,

and

widely

considered

the

inaugural

text

the

20th-century

literary

avant-garde.

Marinetti’s

subsequent

visit

Moscow

and

St.

Petersburg

1914

allowed

the

Russian

avant-garde

differentiate

itself

from

rival

European

currents,

raising

important

questions

about

the

competitive

diffusion

aesthetic

modernism

and

cultural

modernity

within

and

beyond

Europe.

Taking

advantage

Yale

University’s

unique

resources

for

the

study

the

Italian

and

Russian

avant-garde,

our

conference

will

add

its

comparative

and

transnational

perspective

the

many

celebrations

Futurism’s

100th

anniversary

currently

being

held

the

United

States

and

abroad. Sponsors:

Beinecke

Rare

Book

and

Manuscript

Library;

the

Departments

Italian,

Slavics,

and

Film

Studies;

the

European

Studies

Council;

and

the

Edward

and

Dorothy

Clarke

Kempf

Memorial

Fund.

would

also

acknowledge

the

public

endorsement

the

Triennale

Milano.

More info.

9:30 am

“Constructed

Objects:

Design

Architects

the

20th

Century”.

Aud.,

Hastings

Hall,

Paul

Rudolph

Hall,

180

York

Street.

Glenn

Adamson,

Victoria

and

Albert

Museum,

London,

and

author,

“Thinking

Through

Craft”

and

“Craft

Reader,”

will

give

the

keynote

address

(the

Brendan

Gill

Lecture)

“Substance

Abuse:

Making

the

Postmodern

Object”

Friday.

Saturday’s

event

will

include

remarks

the

organizer,

John

Stuart

Gordon,

the

Benjamin

Attmore

Hewitt

Assistant

Curator

the

Yale

Univ.

Art

Gallery,

and

Nan

Swid

and

Addie

Powell,

founders,

Swid

Powell.

panel

discussion

will

with

Meier,

Tigerman

and

Robert

A.M.

Stern.

The

topic

the

afternoon

session

“Collaboration

20th

Century

Architecture

and

Design.”.

More info.

4:30 pm

“The

Challenges

Modernization:

Timely

Reappraisal

Post

1974-Greece”.

Room

106,

212

York

Street.

screening

Nicos’

Perakis’

“Arpa

Colla”

will

the

talk.

ALL-SCHOOL CALENDAR

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THIS WEEK

11/09 – 11/15

TODAY

TUESDAY

ZOOM

“Staging History in an Allegory of the Tudor Succession”

Seeing Roth: The Printed Image and Its Ghosts.

“Red Mesa” and “Jabez”

Open Drawing with Natalie Westbrook and Sam Messer

WEDNESDAY

ZOOM

Yale School of Art Department of Sculpture Presents Visiting Artist Kim Morgan

Spectator: The Johnson Circle through the eyes of Hester Thrale Piozzi

Surrealism in American Printmaking, 1940-1950

Yale School of Art Painting Presents a lecture by Core Critic Chris Martin

“Works of Genius: Amateur Artists at Strawberry Hill”

Undergraduate Crits

THURSDAY

ZOOM

The Most Stolen Artwork in History: The Crimes and Mysteries of the Ghent Altarpiece

“Constructed Objects: Design by Architects in the 20th Century”

Jay Maisel MFA ‘53 will present a lecture.

FRIDAY

ZOOM

Futurismo/Futurizm: The Futurist Avant-Garde in Italy and Russia

“Constructed Objects: Design by Architects in the 20th Century”

“The Challenges of Modernization: A Timely Reappraisal of Post 1974-Greece”

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