November 2021
CVC | Lecture: “With Natural Lighting: Painting and Filming History and the Invisible Amazonia”
Lecture: “With Natural Lighting: Painting and Filming History and the Invisible Amazonia” Even a non-specialized audience can recognize that indigenous visual arts and cinema are self-representations of Amazonian subjects alternative to those of the mass…
Find out more »CVC | Workshop: “How to Tow a Net: Reciprocity and Collaboration in Amazonian Visual Arts”
Workshop: “How to Tow a Net: Reciprocity and Collaboration in Amazonian Visual Arts” With the participation of Diana Iturralde, Ryan Pinchot, Carolina Sánchez, and Katia Yoza. Graduate students in Art History and Spanish and Portuguese,…
Find out more »CVC | Lecture: “Cin-aereal attractions: F.W. Brinton and the Technical and Fantastical Correspondences between Early Aviation and Cinema”
Lecture: “Cin-aereal attractions: F.W. Brinton and the Technical and Fantastical Correspondences between Early Aviation and Cinema” In a 1913 essay that explores the multiple functions of cinema, Louis Haugmard mentions the important legacy of cinema’s usefulness…
Find out more »CVC | Workshop: “‘Shadow Sites’: Clouded Vision in the Archives of Aerial Photography”
Workshop: “‘Shadow Sites’: Clouded Vision in the Archives of Aerial Photography” Emerging from one of the first post-war application of aerial photography in the new domain of aerial archaeology, the term “shadow sites” refers to evidence from…
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