Fwd: Fw: Announcing our 2022 Public Programs!

[Olivier Krischer]

Dear friends, 

Happy to share the upcoming Sydney Asian Art Series, on the theme of photography and Asia, titled Troubling Images. Registration is open for all talks, which will be online, between April to November.

http://www.powerpublications.com.au/saas2022/

In addition to the public, online lectures there will also be a program of secondary events, like workshops, seminars, and the like. I will be sharing news about these as they are confirmed. The first, in April with Roberta Wue, will be a seminar on photo albums, focusing on seminal works by John Thomson and Lang Jingshan. The second, in May with Thy Phu, will be a roundtable with the editors of Trans Asia Photography, the leading English journal in this area of the field. More information to come soon.

Please do share the program on your networks, and I welcome any enquiries about the series. 

Regards,

Olivier 

 

Register now for the 2022 Sydney Asian Art Series

The Power Institute is delighted to announce its public programs schedule for 2022!   Over three discrete series, we will present some of the most exciting thinkers in art and visual culture from Australia and around the world. Over the coming week, we'll be introducing you to each of these series, beginning with the 2022 Sydney Asian Art Series. All our events are free, but registration is essential, so please visit our website to register and for more information. -Mark Ledbury, Director, The Power Institute Each year, the Sydney Asian Art Series gathers leading international voices on critical issues in early, modern and contemporary Asian art. In 2022, the Sydney Asian Art Series introduces its audience to a spectrum of innovative new research on the experience of photography in Asian art. This series is convened by art historian, curator and editor Dr Olivier Krischer. To learn more about the series and to register, click on the images below. 14 APR 2022 ROBERTA WUE ON PHOTOGRAPHIC CHINOISERIE 12 MAY 2022 THY PHU ON VIETNAM PICTORIAL AND SOCIALIST FUTURITY 29 SEP 2022 CHRISTOPHER PINNEY ON PHOTOGRAPHIC CITIZENS IN SOUTH ASIA 10 NOV 20 MIRYAM SAS ON MEDIA & JAPANESE WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS Images John Thomson, "Peking Peep Show," from Illustrations of China and Its People, (London: Sampson Low, Marston, Low, and Searle, 1874), vol. 4, plate 27. / Cover of Vietnam Pictorial featuring Black revolutionary, Angela Davis (1973). / Photograph by Christopher Pinney / Tokiwa Toyoko, "Oroku's Room," 1956. The Power Institute is a Foundation based at the University of Sydney, dedicated to understanding the visual world, through art and visual culture. We support research, publish texts, and organise publc programs. The Power Institute would like to acknowledge and pay respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the traditional owners of the land upon which the University of Sydney, and the Power Institute, is built. As we share our own knowledge, teaching, learning and research practices, may we also pay respect to the knowledge embedded forever within the Aboriginal Custodianship of Country.

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