German Department Talk
Resistant Aesthetics: The Pergamon Museum, Spectatorship, and the Boundaries of Media
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Date
					
						Friday, February 17, 2012
					
				Time
					
						3:30 p.m.
					
				Location
						
							1418 Van Hise Hall
						
					Description
						
								Tracy Graves, Michigan State, presents. Berlin’s Pergamon Altar and Museum -- linchpins for German cultural and political identification -- provide the backdrop for negotiations between Germany’s actual and imagined pasts and its envisioned and hoped-for futures. Representations of spectatorship such as Peter Weiss’s and Thomas Struth’s invite readers and viewers to step inside, forge their own connections, and discover new associations between the personal, the aesthetic, and the political.
						
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					Cost
					
							Free
					
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