Disrupting Art History: Critical Indigenous Perspectives in Colonial California and Mexico

Name: Disrupting Art History: Critical Indigenous Perspectives in Colonial California and Mexico
Start: 2023-04-28T12:00:00-05:00
End: 2023-04-28T13:00:00-05:00
Location: Disrupting Art History: Critical Indigenous Perspectives in Colonial California and Mexico

—A Race in Dialogue Conversation

Prof. Yve Chavez (University of Oklahoma)
Prof. Dominique Polanco (Virginia Tech)

Apr 28, 2023

12:00pm–1:00pm

Central Time

Online

A conversation about bringing critical Indigenous studies, premodern critical race studies, and colonial studies to art history.

Unknown Chumash weaver, basket hat, late eighteenth century. Sedge root, bulrush root. H 2.76 x D 40 cm. Copyright Trustees of the British Museum.

Description

In this virtual conversation, Dominique Polanco interviews Yve Chavez about her work in critical Indigenous studies, premodern critical race studies, and colonial studies, and her experiences in the field of art history.

Dr. Yve Chavez

Dr. Dominique Polanco

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