December 5th, 2012

Time, Narrative and Voyeurism in Video Panel Discussion

Y. David Chung, Osman Khan, Lily Cox-Richard, and Amanda Krugliak 
Wednesday, December 5, 2012; 5:30PM
UMMA Multipurpose Room, 525 S. State

As part of their exciting new Hub lecture series, the Institute for the Humanities offers a visit to UMMA’s exhibition Jesper Just: This Nameless Spectacle (on view through December 9), followed by an engaging discussion about time, narrative, and voyeurism in video with Penny W. Stamps School of Art and Design professors Y. David Chung, Osman Khan, and Lily Cox-Richard, and Institute for the Humanities curator Amanda Krugliak. 

Audiences are invited to enjoy the exhibition in the New Media Gallery from 5:30 to 6pm. The discussion will follow in the Multipurpose Room.

Image: Jesper Just, This Nameless Spectacle, 2011
Courtesy James Cohan Gallery, Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, and Galleri Nicolai Wallner
©Jesper Just 2011

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July 11th, 2012

Creative Catalyst: Detroit and the Abandoned Packard Plant
Artist perspective on decay vs creation within Detroit.
Featuring artists Scott Hocking, Paul Kaiser, and Amanda Krugliak.
Interview footage shot and recorded by Sarah Nesbitt.
Edited by Sharad Kant Patel

Each year U of M’s Institute for the Humanities invites a variety of scholars, writers, artists and performers from outside the university for residencies. During their residencies, visiting fellows contribute creatively and diversely to the intellectual community of the institute, the university, and the community by giving talks, meeting with students and colleagues, as well as working on their own projects.

Detroit artist Scott Hocking and Paul Kaiser (of OpenEndedGroup) have both participated in the
Visiting Artist Fellowship program at the University of Michigan’s Institute for the Humanities.

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