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The
University of Virginia continues its
Spring 2006 Page-Barbour lecture series
titled “The
Exchange of Women,” today
with T.J. Clark, professor of art history
at the University of California Berkeley
speaking
on Poussin’s “Sacrament
of Marriage.” He also will speak tomorrow
on Veronese’s “Allegories
of Love.” Clark was educated at
Cambridge University and the Courtauld
Institute of Art, University of London.
He has taught in England and the United
States and since 1988 at Berkeley, where
he is currently the George C. and Helen
N. Pardee Chair in Modern Art. Both talks will be held
at 5:30 p.m. in Campbell Hall Room 153. Full
story.
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The
Black Maria Film and Video Festival returns
to Charlottesville for its 12th annual
visit to the Virginia Film Society tonight
at 7 p.m. at Vinegar Hill Theatre with
Festival director John Columbus. “I Am
(Not) van Gogh” (above) is one of 11 films
to
be featured during the festival, which
also includes three films from Virginia
filmmakers — “Reveries
from Cistae Memoria” by Phil Hastings from
Charlottesville; “Nalini by Day, Nancy
by Night” by Sonali Gulati from Richmond;
and
“True Story” by Stephanie Juanita Via from
Roanoke. All Virginia Film Society events
are co-sponsored by the Virginia Film Festival
and the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities,
with the support of the Omni Hotel Charlottesville. Full
story.
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