(Photographers will retain copyright of their own work. If you would like more information about Palmquist and this archive, go to http://www.womeninphotography.org or contact Tee Corinne.)
The Encyclopedia of twentieth century photography has completed its first round of assignments but still has a number of unassigned entries. The website for the project is http://www.fitzroydearborn.com/chicago/photography
“GENDER TOPOGRAPHIES”
Call for papers for the 13th annual Barnard Feminist Art History Conference, November 10-11, 2001 at Barnard College, New York City.
Since the 1970s, feminist theory has brought attention to the interrelation between the private and public spheres. Central issues to the feminist debate have included: the role of women in the marketplace, representations of private life, and the value of women’s labor. We invite individual papers and complete panels that address and further interrogate how these problems have informed artistic production. We also invite proposals that address gender issues in any aspect of visual culture and encourage submissions from disciplines such as Art History, Architecture, Design, Film Studies, and Gender Studies.
Possible topics include:
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS:
JUNE 15, 2001
Late submissions will not be considered. All participants, including presenters, will be expected to pay a nominal registration fee.
The University of California, Davis, Medical Center would like to receive the names of gay and lesbian artists in the Sacramento area., to be contacted for possible selection and purchase of artworks for the hospital. For the purposes of this call, the Sacramento area does not include the San Francisco Bay area. For more information or to suggest artists, contact:
John Bennett
john.bennett@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
phone 916-734-3116
fax 916-734-6270
“The state of feminism in visual culture” is the theme of the Ninth Front Range Art Symposium, sponsored by the Denver Art Museum’s College Advisory Committee, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, to be held at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center on 28-29 September 2001. The College Advisory Committee invites proposals from art historians, artists and performative studies scholars for 20-minute papers/presentations that address the current and future state of feminism in visual culture. Send a one-page abstract and short c.v. by May 25, 2001 to Joanna Roche, Program Chair, Ninth Front Range Symposium, Dept. of Visual and Performing Arts, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, 1420 Austin Bluffs Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80933 Email questions to jroche@mail.uccs.edu
The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies at the City University of New York is collecting information on existing LGBT and sexuality studies programs. More information at http://www.clags.org
The online GLBT encyclopedia edited by Claude Summers is still seeking authors. Articles still available in early May included everything from 19th century American art to set design to salons to musical theater, as well as biographies of dozens of luminaries such as Dora Carrington, Anthony Blunt, Jean-Paul Gaultier, and Clara Sipprell. For a complete list of potential topics, check the queerart list archive for May 8th (see instructions at bottom of officer list, look for a message from Tee Corinne with subject “g/l/b/t encyclopedia entries”).
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