All sessions are free and open to the public.
So this seems like a good moment to think about the interactions of photography with the history of modernism and other ways of constructing history. Wanda Corn, chair of the department, and Pamela Lee, assistant professor of art, will introduce speakers. At a time when studio photography courses are oversubscribed and her own course on the history of photography is drawing more than 60 students, half of whom are not art majors, Dickerman says interest on campus is at an all-time high. And I think students' interest in photography reflects one new direction the department is taking, with a focus on visual technologies.