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AMSTUD 250E

Exhibition/Performance: Identities on Display (FEMGEN 250E, NATIVEAM 250E, TAPS 250E)

UNITS:4
GRADING:Letter or Credit/No Credit
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

This course will introduce students to contested concepts and theories of exhibition, performance and display - especially as they intersect with questions of race, ethnicity, sexuality and embodiment. We will meet with a select group of contemporary curators, performers and critics. In the second half of the class, there will be an opportunity for practical work as well as the visits to several local Bay Area Museums, galleries and performance spaces. Critics , performers and curators to be engaged: Arna DeSouza, Bridget Crooks, Jennifer Tyburczy, Coco Fusco, Jacqueline Francis, Lava Thomas, Thomas DeFrantz, Shannon Jackson, Rebecca Schneider, Helen Molesworth, Key Jo Lee, Thomas Lax, Joan Kee, Denise Murrell, Jennifer Gonzalez and many others.

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AMSTUD 250E: Exhibition/Performance: Identities on Display (FEMGEN 250E, NATIVEAM 250E, TAPS 250E)

4 units · Letter or Credit/No Credit

This course will introduce students to contested concepts and theories of exhibition, performance and display - especially as they intersect with questions of race, ethnicity, sexuality and embodiment. We will meet with a select group of contemporary curators, performers and critics. In the second half of the class, there will be an opportunity for practical work as well as the visits to several local Bay Area Museums, galleries and performance spaces. Critics , performers and curators to be engaged: Arna DeSouza, Bridget Crooks, Jennifer Tyburczy, Coco Fusco, Jacqueline Francis, Lava Thomas, Thomas DeFrantz, Shannon Jackson, Rebecca Schneider, Helen Molesworth, Key Jo Lee, Thomas Lax, Joan Kee, Denise Murrell, Jennifer Gonzalez and many others.

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