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Frank
Fehrenbach, Renaissance
scholar and professor of the history
of art and architecture at Harvard University,
will deliver the final
talk in
the University
of Virginia McIntire Department of
Art’s Spring Lecture Series.
Fehrenbach’s
talk on Leonardo da Vinci, “Leonardo’s
Point,” will be be held today at
6 p.m. in Campbell Hall, Room 160. Fehrenbach,
a native of Germany, is a leading authority
on Renaissance art and his research covers
a broad interdisciplinary
focus on da Vinci’s interest in
aesthetics and science.
Fehrenbach is currently working on a book on animation and liveliness as
central concepts in early modern art
and art theory. Full
story.
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Students
in a Sustained Dialogue group handed out
1,000 T-shirts to their
peers, and everyone who wore them on April
26 wrote their own statements on
the back to shatter stereotypes. Students
from left to right and part of
their sayings: Casandra Bruce, “I’m
graduating from the Comm School and I’m
going to work in a kitchen;” Muslim student
Alaa “Lulu” Buhisi, “I have Jewish friends;”
Reem
Ghoneim, “I am Egyptian and I don't read
hieroglyphics;” Nneoma Amadi-Obi, “I
am Nigerian and I speak proper English.”
U.Va.
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