HENRY R. LUCE HALL AUDITORIUM • 34
HILLHOUSE AVENUE • NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06511
REGISTRATION REQUIRED - DEADLINE MARCH 22, 2004
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SONG PAINTING CONFERENCE
COUNCIL ON EAST ASIAN STUDIES
P.O. BOX 208206
34 HILLHOUSE AVENUE
NEW HAVEN, CT 06520-8206
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and visiting Yale University, please visit http://www.yale.edu/newhaven/visitor.html
SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 2004
11:30
AM - 12:00 PM REGISTRATION
1:00
- 1:30 PM INTRODUCTORY
REMARKS
Mimi
Yiengpruksawan (Yale University)
Jonathan Spence (Yale
University)
Mimi Gardner Gates (Seattle
Art Museum)
1:30
- 3:15 PM PANEL
I
Moderator
Mimi
Yiengpruksawan (Yale University)
Presenters
Maggie Bickford (Brown
University)
“Relic,
Replica, and Romance: Possessing the Past at the Courts of
Song China”
Alfreda
Murck - “Literate Allusions in Song Painting: The
Case of Cui Bo”
Julia
Murray (University of Wisconsin, Madison)
“Filial
Piety on the Throne: Didactic Paintings for Young Rulers”
3:45
- 5:30 PM PANEL
II
Moderator
Lillian
Lan-ying Tseng (Yale University)
Presenters
Hui-shu
Lee (University of California, Los Angeles)
“The
Sage Mother: Female Imperial Imagery during the Reign of Empress Liu
(969–1033)”
Jonathan
Hay (New York University)
“Painting,
Prison, and Pagodas in Early Northern Song Kaifeng”
Shih-shan
Susan Huang (University of Washington)
“Making
Religious Art in the Southern Song: Local Practices of Buddhist
Illustrative Prints and Paintings in Hangzhou and Ningbo”
5:30
- 6:35 PM ROUND
TABLE
Moderator
David
Sensabaugh (Yale University)
SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 2004
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM PANEL
III
Moderator
Shou-chien Shih (National Palace Museum, Taipei)
Presenters
Peter Sturman (University of California,
Santa Barbara)
“Guanwu: Vision, Perception,
and the Picturing of Nature in 10th–11th Century
China”
Ogawa Hiromitsu (Tokyo University)
“Lines or
Planes: Pictorial Representation in Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty”
Jennifer Purtle (The University of
Chicago)
“Identifying
Markers: The Currency of Paintings as Geocultural Emblems in
Northern Song
Fujian”
Judy Ho (University of California,
Irvine)
“The
Shape of Desire: Narrative Art in China, 10th–12th Centuries”
Deborah Del Gais (RISD Museum)
“Portentous
Horses: Discovering Meaning in Li Gonglin's Horse Painting”
1:30 - 3:50 PM PANEL
IV
Moderator
Robert Harrist (Columbia University)
Presenters
Stephen Little (Honolulu Academy of Arts)
“Song
Painting Through Yuan Eyes: Reflections on a Fallen Dynasty”
Eric Rasmussen (Yale University)
“The
Ma Yuan of Our Dynasty: Wang E at the Ming Court”
Chin-sung Chang (Yale University)
“Living
in the Hall of Misty Rivers and Layered Peaks: Song Lao (1634-1713)
and the
Practice of Possessing Northern Song Paintings”
Cheng-hua Wang (Academia Sinica, Taipei)
“Song
Painting in Modern China: Art and the Sense of Cultural Crisis”
4:20 - 5:30 PM ROUND
TABLE
Moderator
John Hay (University of California, Santa Cruz)
5:30 - 6:00 PM CONCLUDING
REMARKS
Wen Fong (Princeton University, Emeritus)
“Toward
a ‘Plurality of Art Histories’”
SPONSORED BY THE COUNCIL ON EAST ASIAN STUDIES AT YALE UNIVERSITY
Painting and detail of Snowscape. Attributed to Ju-Ran. (Courtesy
of the National Palace Museum, Taipei)
For more information regarding the "Song
Painting and Its Legacy" Conference, please contact
the Council on East Asian Studies at 203-432-3426 or eastasian.studies@yale.edu
For information regarding local hotel venues and visiting Yale University, please visit http://www.yale.edu/newhaven/visitor.html