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Art Historian And Critic To Give Talk At U.Va. September 25, 2003 -- WHO: Katy Siegel WHAT: “Art and Money” WHERE: Campbell Hall, Room 153 WHEN: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 5 p.m. Art historian, curator and critic Katy Siegel, will deliver a talk, “Art and Money,” at the University of Virginia. Siegel’s lecture will address a wide range of topics, from how artists tackle money as both literal and figurative subject matter to the role of the art market and funding in artistic production and broad artistic movements. Siegel’s talk is a prelude to the Fringe Festival, an annual art exhibition in conjunction with the Virginia Film Festival, whose theme this year “$.” Siegel is an assistant professor of art at Hunter College, New York. She frequently writes on technology, art and culture for ArtForum magazine and other publications. A reception will follow. For details, contact the McIntire Department of Art at (434) 924-6123. Contact: Jane Ford, (434) 924-4298 |
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