I’m delighted to announce that the Australian Institute of Art History will be hosting Dr. Priya Maholay-Jaradi, Convenor for Art History at the National University of Singapore, for two events on
In addition to her public lecture, Dr. Priya will also be running a postgraduate workshop seminar. All are welcome to join the workshop if you're available next Wednesday morning if you're in Melbourne. I've attached the flyers for your perusal.
Postgraduate Workshop SeminarTesting Panofsky's Method in the Context of Ngarn Wa'ngal: Art of the Gum Tree
10am–1pm | Primrose Potter Studio, Potter Museum of Art
A hands-on seminar (capacity of 25) testing Panofsky's iconography-iconology framework against works in the current Potter Museum exhibition, with attention to Indigenous knowledge and interpretative frameworks. To register interest, please email
simon...@unimelb.edu.au.
Public LectureThe 1959 Donation from the Government of India to Malaya: Towards Decolonization and the Teaching of Asian Art Histories?
6:00–7:30pm | William Macmahon Ball Theatre, Old Arts Building (PAR-149-L1-107)
Registration:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-1959-donation-from-the-government-of-india-to-malaya-tickets-1998932874036Drawing on her recent book, Dr. Maholay-Jaradi examines a landmark 1959 donation to the University of Malaya Art Museum, exploring how objects and photographs shaped the teaching of Asian art history amid decolonisation, Third World solidarity, and nation-building.