Mieke Bal: Contemporary Baroque and Preposterous History. Part 1 & 2

Update: 2009-06-08

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09.15–10.00
Mieke Bal, Academy Professor Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences

Mieke Bal presents some examples of contemporary “baroque” art and theoretical concepts as background for discussions of texts.

10.00–10.30
discussion of text 1

Mieke Bal: Quoting Caravaggio. Contemporary Art, Preposterous History, Chicago 1999, p. 1-25

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Einar_Petterson_Introduction

2009-06-0813:24

Einar Petterson: Reflections on Divine Love in 17th century Roman art. Mixing, unmixing and remixing metaphors

2009-06-0850:45

Carolyn Smyth: The Rise and Fall of a Baroque Iconography: The Souls in Purgatory

2009-06-0845:08

Antonella De Michelis: Topography as Text: Reading the Rome of Giovan Battista Nolli and Leonardo Bufalini

2009-06-0838:37

Daniela Dumbrava: A Baroque traveler describes northern Asia for the Romanovs

2009-06-0832:42

Ingrid Rowland: Athanasius Kircher and Geology

2009-06-0844:05

Eric Bianchi: Athanasius Kircher and the new music of Baroque Rome

2009-06-0845:05

Arne Holm: Using art in pursuit of social and political status. The Colonna case

2009-06-0843:12

Joris van Gastel: Sculptural Franchezza: Dynamic Percepts of the Baroque Fold

2009-06-0832:17

Mieke Bal: Contemporary Baroque and Preposterous History. Part 1 & 2

2009-06-0801:06:30

Mieke Bal: Contemporary Baroque and Preposterous History. Part 3

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Mieke Bal: Contemporary Baroque and Preposterous History. Part 4

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