Gathering of Students and Colleagues in honor of Jack Greenstein

The UC San Diego Department of Visual Arts ranks among the world’s leading art schools. Founded on the principle that the production, critical analysis and history of art are inter-related activities, we offer undergraduate and graduate programs in both art practice and art history. Our students have the opportunity to collaborate with leading researchers in the sciences, engineering, literature, music, philosophy, ethnic studies and all the vast initiatives and resources of the greater university.

UC San Diego Visual Arts

A series of speakers will honor Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the Visual Arts Department at UCSD, Jack Greenstein.

Structural and Materials Engineering Building (SME)

<a href="https://visarts.ucsd.edu/news-events/20220430_jackgreenstein.html" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://visarts.ucsd.edu/news-events/20220430_jackgreenstein.html</a>Morning Line-up 10:00 am – 1:00 pm10:00-10:20 amTatiana Sizonenko, “Introductory remarks: Jack as teacher and mentor (and the Renaissance).” (in person) (CSUSM) (Art History, UCSD PhD, 2013)10:30-10:50 amLaurel Reed Pavic, “Invention - in Painting and Beyond.” (in person) (Pacific Northwest College of Art) (Art History, UCSD PhD, 2009, BA 2002)11:00-11:20 amJon Snyder, “The Art of Failure: Translating Michelangelo.” (online) (Italian Studies, UC Santa Barbara)11:30-11:50 amLisa Wuliang Tom, “Michelangelo's 'Portraits' all’antica and the Costuming of Martial Virtue.” (in person) (Art History, The University of Rhode Island) (BA 2001, UCSD; PhD, 2014 from Brown)12:00: 12:20 pmSheldon Nodelman, “The Revolution in Art ca. A.D.200--An Essay in the Macro-History of Art.“ (in person) (Art History, Visual Arts, UCSD, Emeritus)12:30-1:00 pmStephanie Jed, “La man che ubbidisce all’intelletto’: Painting, Sculpture, Handwriting, and Design.” (online) (Literature, UCSD) Buffet lunch 1:00-2:15 pmAfternoon Line-up 2:20-5:00 pm2:20-2:30 pmAlbert Ascoli (online) (Italian Studies, UC Berkeley, Emeritus)2:30-2:50 pmDavid Mather, “Boccioni’s Challenge: The Danger of Mimesis.” (in person) (Independent Researcher, Los Angeles) (Art History, UCSD PhD, 2011)3:00-3:20 pmVincent Pham, “Portraits, Artistic Friendships, and Creative Nourishment: The Gang of Five in Post-War Vietnam.” (in person) (Art History, UCSD PhD, 2021)3:30-3:50 pmEmily Verla Bovino, “‘I did not Say or Mean ‘Warning’: Icons and Memory through the Museum Guide in Chiara Fumai’s Premio Furla Performance at the Fondazione Querini Stampalia.” (online) (School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong) (Art History, UCSD PhD, 2017)4:00-4:20 pmAntonio Iannotta, “We All Loved Each Other so Much - On Italian Cinema, and Friendship.” (in person) (Italian Studies, USD)4:30-4:50 pmWilliam Tronzo, “Concluding remarks: Jack as colleague and friend (and the Renaissance).” (in person) (Art History, Visual Arts, UCSD)

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