Art, Power, and Resistance in the Middle Ages
Co-sponsored by the Department of Art & Archaeology
Saturday, November 16, 2019
101 McCormick Hall
Princeton University
Saturday, November 16th 2019
Morning Session
9.00-9.15
Pamela Patton
Index of Medieval Art
Welcome
9.15-9.50
Elena Boeck
DePaul University
Restoration as Resistance: Justinian’s Bronze Horseman and Anxieties about the Fate of Constantinople
9.50-10.25
Eliza Garrison
Middlebury College
Ottonian Resistances
10.25-10.45
Coffee/Tea Break
10.45-11.20
Heather Badamo
University of California Santa Barbara
St. George and the Politics of Translation in the Eastern Mediterranean
11.20-11.55
Thomas E. A. Dale
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Visualizing Jews and Saracens in the Myth of Venice after the Fourth Crusade
11.55-12.15
Questions
12.15-2.00
Lunch
Saturday, November 16th 2019
Afternoon Session
2.00-2.35
Avinoam Shalem
Columbia University
The ‘Holy Blood’ of Uthman Ibn Affan in the Great Mosque of Cordoba
2.35-3.10
Tom Nickson
The Courtauld Institute of Art
The Names of God: Art, Power and Ritual in Medieval Cordoba
3.10-3.30
Coffee/Tea Break
3.30-4.05
Anne D. Hedeman
University of Kansas
Power and Authority in Visual Paratext
4.05-4.40
Martha Easton
Saint Joseph’s University
Roses and Resistance: The Iconography of Courtly Love in the #MeToo Moment
4.40-5.15
Questions and Closing
6.00-9.00
Reception, Palmer House
Registration is free but required to guarantee seating. To register, please click here.