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DESCRIPTION:With a two-day series of events\, Stanford University Libraries
  and the Carolee Schneemann Foundation will celebrate the Libraries’ rec
 ent digitization of Schneemann’s diaries alongside the acquisition of ad
 ditional archival materials preserved by the Schneemann Foundation\, build
 ing upon the original acquisition of the Carolee Schneemann Papers from th
 e artist in 2012. \n\nThis event listing is for a Discussion on Working wi
 th the Schneemann Archive with Katie Anania and Dejan Vasic on Tuesday\, 1
 0/21 from 2 - 4 pm in Hohbach Hall\, Green Library\, Room 123. Attendance 
 is free and open to all\, but registration is required in advance.\n\nDeja
 n Vasić is an art historian and curator of late modern and contemporary a
 rt and moving image media\, specializing in conceptual art and the transna
 tional avant-garde. Vasić has been a member of the International Associat
 ion of Art Critics AICA since 2012\, and he served on the Program Advisory
  Board of AICA-Serbia from 2020-2023. Vasić earned a BA and an MA from th
 e University of Belgrade. He is currently a PhD candidate in the Departmen
 t of Art and Art History at Stanford University.\n\nKatie Anania is Associ
 ate Professor of Art History at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the
  author of Out of Paper: Drawing\, Environment\, and the Body in 1960s Ame
 rica (Yale\, 2024). Her work draws upon environmental art history\, femini
 sm\, and queer theory to articulate the ways in which ideas emerge from ou
 tside Western aesthetic canons. Anania earned a BA from the University of 
 Nevada and a PhD from the University of Texas at Austin.\n\nSee info and r
 egistration for the other "Celebrating Carolee Schneemann’s Archives at 
 Stanford" events:\n\nViewing of the Carolee Schneemann Diaries\, Monday\, 
 10/20 from 2:30 - 4 pmKeynote and Panel Discussion with Peggy Phelan and K
 enneth White on Monday\, 10/20 from 5 - 7:30 pmScreening of Three Films (V
 iet-Flakes\, Fuses\, and Plumb Line) on Tuesday\, 10/21 from 5 - 6:30 pmAb
 out Carolee Schneemann:\n\nCarolee Schneemann (1939–2019) was one of the
  most influential artists of the second part of the twentieth century. Her
  pioneering work in a range of media—painting\, film\, video\, dance and
  performance\, installation\, and the written word—is characterized by r
 adical formal experimentation and critical investigations of subjectivity\
 , the erotic and taboo\, and the social construction of the female body.\n
 \nCo-sponsored by Stanford University Libraries\, the Carolee Schneemann F
 oundation\, the Department of Art and Art History\, the Department of Thea
 ter and Performance Studies\, and the Department of Feminist\, Gender\, an
 d Sexuality Studies.\n\nAccessing the Carolee Schneemann Papers at Stanfor
 d:\n\nResearchers can access the physical Carolee Schneemann Papers\, incl
 uding the diaries\, in the Special Collections and University Archives rea
 ding room at Stanford’s Cecil H. Green Library. More information on how 
 to place requests and access the reading room is on the Libraries’ websi
 te at library.stanford.edu under “Explore Collections.” Online public 
 access to the digitized diaries is available via Searchworks\, the Librari
 es’ catalog.\n\nIf you have any questions\, please reach out to akim6@st
 anford.edu!
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LOCATION:Hohbach Hall\, 123
SUMMARY:Celebrating Carolee Schneemann’s Archives at Stanford: Discussion
  on Working with the Schneemann Archive
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 anns-archives-at-stanford-discussion-on-working-with-the-schneemann-archiv
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