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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:“BROKEN ART” CA. 1900: THE FORGOTTEN CHINESE COLLAGE
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SUMMARY:“BROKEN ART” CA. 1900: THE FORGOTTEN CHINESE COLLAGE
DESCRIPTION:<p>	About the workshop </p><p>	Before the Cubist collage made its splash in the early 20th century, a similar art form had emerged in China. Known as “Eight Brokenness,” bapo is making a comeback after a century of oblivion. The workshop presents three takes on the subject, with focus on a bapo fan at the Harvard Art Museums. <!--break--></p><p>	3:30-3:40 Eugene Wang, Opening Remarks. </p><p>	3:40-4:00 Ashley Hannebrink. “Deceptive Truth: Bapo and Photography” </p><p>	4:00-4:20 Huanruo Wang. “Bapo: Leftover Things.” </p><p>	4:20-4:40 Kailin Weng. “Playfulness and Fragmentation: Deciphering the Harvard Bapo Fan” </p><p>	4:40-4:55 Nancy Berliner, Discussant. </p><p>	4:55-5:30 Discussion </p><p>	5:30 Reception </p><p>	<drupal-media data-entity-type="media" data-entity-uuid="3390d271-46c4-4de8-873d-7bf37de0d318" alt="screen_shot_2015-04-27_at_3.43.51_pm.png" data-view-mode="hwp_medium"></drupal-media></p>
LOCATION:Sackler Building, Room 515
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DTSTART:20150430T193000Z
DTEND:20150430T213000Z
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