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A 1999 recipient of a MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Grant as well as the 2003 American representative at the Venice Biennale, Fred Wilson is internationally known for his museum installations, in which he re-installs and re-labels objects owned by a museum for the purpose of creating new meanings and non-conventional narratives. Beyond bringing home the point that the way we view and “read” objects is conditioned by context and juxtaposition, Wilson’s installations subvert, criticize, or poke...
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'Emerging Stakeholders' moderated by Alexander Bauer. Student speakers: Josh Gorman, Jennifer Zazo, Heather Hope Stephens, Léontine Meijer-Van Mensch, Paula Assunçãao dos Santos
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'Changing Perceptions' moderated by Steven Lubar. Student speakers: Elizabeth Reilly-Brown, Marisa Day, Lydie Diakhaté, Maison Tropicale, Amelia Wong
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'New Arguments' moderated by Bruce Altshuler. Student speakers: Jennine Schweighardt, Peter Brown, Walter Lehmann, Chelsea Haines
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Roundtable Discussion: 'New Directions in Museum Ethics Scholarship'. Speakers: Bruce Altshuler, Alexander Bauer, Petra Chu, Juergen Heinrichs, Carlo Lamagna, Steve Lubar, Janet Marstine, Dr. Glenn Wharton
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