Lunchtime Gallery Talk with Primary Information Publisher Miriam Katzeff

Miriam Katzeff, co-founder and publisher of Primary Information, will discuss the work of running a non-profit organization devoted to publishing artist's books and artist's writings.

Conversation with the Curators: Katie Geha and Marie Warsh

Director of the Dodd Galleries, Katie Geha, will discuss with New York-based independent curator and writer, Marie Warsh, the exhibition and catalog they collaborated on "Rosemary Mayer: Beware of All Definitions." The exhibition, which features

"The Fame: Performance Art and Celebrity Culture" Lecture by Philip Auslander

The Association of Graduate Art Students presents Dr. Philip Auslander. Dr. Auslander is a professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech. His lecture will discuss the role of museums in promulgating celebrity. 

Dodd Dialogue with Director of Zuckerman Museum of Art

Justin Rabideau will be visiting UGA to deliver the fifth Dodd Dialogue. Rabideau received his MFA in Sculpture from the Dodd in 2006.

Raphael and the Pantheon: Lecture by Professor Lisa Pon

Lisa Pon, Professor of Renaissance Art History at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX, will deliver a lecture Raphael and the Pantheon.

The APPEAR Collaboration: A Comparative Study of Ancient Romano-Egyptian Mummy Portraits

Shouky Shaheen Distinguished Lecture

Line of Inquiry: A Series of Brief Research Talks

Line of Inquiry is a series of brief research talks that will occur in the Art Library, N201

The series will include presentations by the following MFA candidates:

Vinzenz Brinkmann: “The Enigma of the Riace Bronzes. A New Approach”

In 1972 an amateur snorkeler on holiday at the isolated beach of Riace in Calabria (southern Italy) by chance discovered two exceptionally well-preserved monumental ancient bronze statues partially buried on the seabed. Dating from c.