Chicana/o Art Book



	Symposium Speakers Chicano/Latino Art: Scholars Look at Four Decades of Achievement May 2, 2003 Session A: History Friday, 1:00pm-3:00pm Rubén C. Cordóva Asst. Professor, Art History and Criticism, Univ. of Texas San Antonio The Con Safo Art Group and the Politics of South Texas Xavier Garza Artist The Flores Art District and the Gallista Gallery in San Antonio, Texas Gary D. Keller Regents' Professor and Director, Hispanic Research Center, Arizona State University The Iconography of the Mexican revolution of 1910 and its cultural legacy in contemporary Chicana/Chicano artists Session B: Art Education Friday, 1:00pm-3:00pm Angelica Docog Interim Director, Mesa Southwest Museum Museums & Latino Art Mary Erickson Professor, Art Education, Arizona State University The Chicana/o artworld: A vital resource in multicultural education Pat Villeneuve Professor, University of Kansas A Voice from Within: Exposing Art Museum Collection, Exhibition, and Education Practices and their Implications for Chicano/Latino Art Session C: Artists Friday, 3:15pm-5:15pm Sam Coronado Artist and Director, Serie Project, Inc. Ten Years of the Serie Project Victor A. Sorell Professor and Associate Dean, College of Arts, Chicago State University Illuminated Handkerchiefs and Prison Scribes: "Outsider" Chicano Art Inside La Pinta Fidencio Durán Artist Telling Stories of Central Texas in Art Session D: The Future of Chicano/a Art Friday, 3:15pm-5:15pm KarenMary Davalos Professor, Dept. of Chicana/o Studies, Loyola Marymount University Collecting Chicana/o art: Private and public meaning Kaytie Johnson Director, Peeler Art Center, DePauw University De-Ghettoizing the barrio: Post-Chicano art Tey Marianna Nunn Curator of Contemporary Hispano and Latino Collections Museum of International Folk Art Sleeping against a cactus / Dreaming up a future: The intentional reclamation and revisioning of stereotypes Tomás Ybarra-Frausto Distinguished Scholar of Latina/o and Chicana/o art The (re)generation of Chicano/a art Ramon H. Rivera-Servera Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Arts and Performance, SUNY - College at Brockport Con Amor: Toward a Poetics of Collecting Collecting Chicano/Latino Art, Beginning and Advanced May 3, 2003 Session A: Starting Out Saturday, 9:00-10:15am Welcome Gary D. Keller Director, Hispanic Research Center Cheech Marín (via videotape) Collector of Chicana/o Art and Actor Kirsten Hammer Director of Latin American Art, Sotheby’s Session B: Developing a Collection: What's Important? Saturday10:30am-11:45am Panel discussion with the audience. Gilberto Cárdenas Assistant Provost and Director of the Institute for Latino Studies, Notre Dame University; Chicano/Latino gallery owner Gary D. Keller, Regents’ Professor Regents’ Professor and Director, Hispanic Research Center, Arizona State University; long-time collector and financial sponsor of Chicano art Kirsten Hammer Director of Latin American Art, Sotheby's Tey Marianna Nunn Curator of Contemporary Hispano and Latino Collections, Museum of International Folk Art Victor A. Sorell Professor and Associate Dean, College of Arts, Chicago State University