This Year’s Seminar Series at the BGC
The Bard Graduate Center’s 2011-2012 Seminar Series looks especially promising. The following is a selection of eighteenth-century topics, while the full program is available here
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Bard Graduate Center Seminar Series
New York, 2011-2012
Bard Graduate Center, West 86 Street, New York, NY. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
October 11
Florian Knothe (Curator of European Glass, Corning Museum of Glass)
Beyond the Old Silk Road: International Influences in Glassmaking in the 18th and 19th Centuries
October 25
Sylvain Cordier (Independent Scholar)
Bellangé, Ebénistes à Paris: A History of Taste in Early Nineteenth-Century France
February 22
Robert Stein (Museum Information Systems, Indianapolis Museum of Art)
Conversation and Collaboration: Strategies to Cultivate Meaningful Engagement with Cultural Audiences
February 28
Kristel Smentek (Architecture, MIT)
Encountering Asia in Eighteenth-Century France
March 13
Sussan Babaie (Art History, Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich)
Nadir Shah’s Delhi Loot and the Eighteenth-Century Exotics of Empire
April 3
Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell (Independent Curator)
When Fashion Set Sail: Maritime Modes in Pre-Revolutionary France
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