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Fellows Colloquium—Arts of Memory and Image Making from Asia to the Mediterranean

The MET's current fellows will present brief papers on their research and explores related scholarly questions.

When:
April 28, 2017 10:00am to 2:00pm
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Session 1: 10am
  • Painting Memories: Images of Remembrance in Seventeenth-Century Nanjing: Amy S. Huang, Jane and Morgan Whitney Fellow, Department of Asian Art
  • The Life of Things: Collecting and Illustrating Chinese Antiques in Korea: Ja Won Lee, Jane and Morgan Whitney Fellow, Department of Asian Art
  • Sufi Icons: Mullah Shah, Jahanara, Dara Shikoh, and the Birth of a Genre: Murad K. Mumtaz, Theodore Rousseau Fellow, Department of Islamic Art
 
Session 2: 11:30am
  • Japanese Paintings and Possession: The Sacred Terrain of the Mountain Gods at Koyasan in the Thirteenth Century: Elizabeth Tinsley, Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, Department of Asian Art
  • Decoration for Feats: Monumental Statuettes of Bodhisattvas in Late Sixth-Century China: Qiu Zhongming, J. S. Lee Memorial Fellow, Department of Asian Art
  • Refiguring Figurines: Amulets/Dolls in the Eastern Mediterranean (Sixth–Twelfth Century): Alzahraa K. Ahmed, Hagop Kevorkian Fellow, Department of Islamic Art
 
Moderator: Joseph Scheier-Dolberg, Assistant Curator, Department of Asian Art
Cost: 
Free with Museum Admission
Phone Number: 
(212) 535-7710