Virtual: ASGO 6th Annual Symposium in Art History

Please join the Department for Art and History for this day-long, entirely digital conference, featuring graduate students from across the globe, as they present new research on the relationships between art, art-making, and human labor.

Through a series of panel presentations, discussions, and a culminating keynote address, gathered attendees and presenters will address questions such as: how do we make distinctions between the labor of the human body and that of machines? How can art distinguish between whose labor is visible? Whose is valuable? How are these distinctions further complicated by laboring bodies of different genders and races?

Keynote address by Hannah Ryan, assistant professor of Art and Art History St. Olaf College in Minnesota.

Please register in advance here to receive a link to the webinar: https://unc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUldOurpjotHtCPcS42neIRZ4l8n1Ab0AKY

Symposium Schedule TBA

Coordinated by the Art Student Graduate Organization of UNC-Chapel Hill’s Department of Art and Art History and sponsored by the Department of Art and Art History.