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El objetivo de este congreso es desarrollar, desde una perspectiva interdisciplinar, la creciente investigación sobre la interacción entre arte y política hoy en día. Los expertos reunidos en Reno analizarán la cuestión tanto desde el punto de vista teórico como empírico, en el marco de un contexto cultural y político internacional.

Jueves, 2 de mayo

• 8:45 am Inauguración: Heather Hardy, directora del College of Liberal Arts; Joseba Zulaika y Zoe Bray, Center for Basque Studies

• 9 am Txomin Badiola: The Site for Controversy: From Roots to Rhizomes

• 10 am Nathalie Heinich: Fact or Value: Guernica and the Bond between Art and Politics According to a Sociology of Values

• 11 pm Adelina Moya & Jesus Arpal: Art in the Basque Country between Aranzazu and the Guggenheim: Two Moments and Places in the Relation between Art and Politics

• 12 pm Zoe Bray:Looking at the Role of Art in Identity politics: the Case of Haize Berri

• 1 pm Comida

• 2 pm Juan Arana: Revolutionary Artistic Sacrifice versus Totalitarian Artistic Entertainment

• 3 pm Aimar Arriola: Contaminate the Paradigm: Reconsidering Espaliú’s Actions on AIDS Twenty Years Later

• 4 pm Brett Van Hoesen: An alle Künstler!: The Politics of Place in Max Pechstein’s Post-War Projects

• 6:30 pm Cena en Eldorado

• 9 am Fernando Golvano: Art and Telos: Aesthetics, Politics, and Restrained Action

• 10 am Catherine Dossin Vive l’Art Révolution: Gérard Fromanger and the Revolutionary Discourse in Painting

• 11 pm Azucena Vieites: On Art Practices, Feminism, and Gender in the Basque Context: From 1985 to the Present

• 12 pm Selma Holo: “Denouncing Violence against Women”: Poster Art

• 1 pm Comida

• 2 pm Xabier Arakistain (Arakis): Monterhermoso 2008-2011: A Feminist Model for the Field of Art

• 3 pm Susan Noyes Platt: “Newtopia”: Artists Address Human Rights

• 4 pm Daniel Castillejo: Collection as Laboratory: Collecting as a Method of Research

• 6:30 pm Cena en Louis’ Basque Corner

Sábado, 4 de mayo

• 9 am Peter Selz: Engagement and Commitment

• 10 am Dore Ashton: On Art and Politics

• 1:30 pm Excursion