Latin American Art Series: Toward an Expansive Vision of Colonial Latin American Visual Culture
Ananda Cohen-Apontewill speak about her researchregardingthe visual andmatieralculture of pre-Hispanic and colonial Latin America and the Andes, cross-cultural exchange, and coloniality.
Details
The talk will run from 6 to 7 p.m., including time for Q&A. Afterwards, there will be a reception with light refreshments in the museum’s galleries. Please register using the form below to ensure we have enough refreshments available.
The Latin American Art Speaker Series is sponsored by the Arts & Lectures Committee, Art & Art History department, Berman Museum of Art, Modern Languages department, Latin American Studies program, and the Melrose Center for Global Civic Engagement.
About the Speaker
Ananda Cohen-Aponteis an Associate Professor of History of Art at Cornell University who specializes in the visual culture of pre-Hispanic and colonial Latin America. Her research centers on issues of racial formation, cross-cultural exchange, historicity, and coloniality in the visual and material culture of the Andes. Her research also attends to legacies of colonialism in contemporary Latinx art.
