Colloquia
Graduate Student Symposium
February 18, 2006
Traversing Media and Remodeling Motifs in East Asian Art
2005–2006 Graduate Student Symposium in East Asian Art
9
00
am
5
00
pm
101 McCormick Hall
Organized by the P. Y. and Kinmay W. Tang Center for East Asian Art
Participants
Keynote Speaker
Maggie Bickford
Professor of the History of Art & Architecture, Brown University
The Southern Origins of Western Zhou Bells
Haicheng Wang
Princeton University
Some Issues in Writing and Meaning in the Han Dynasty: Verbal and Non-verbal Communication
Han-Peng Ho
Columbia University
The Tragic Romance of the Tang Emperor and the Indian King: A Study of the “Hetrupratyaya” Painting in Cave 83 in Kizil
Shen Wang
University of Pennsylvania
Adaptation and Transmission in Early East Asian Funerary Arts: Koguryo Tombs Ohoe 4 and 5
Heather B. Sutherland
University of Pennsylvania
The Chair in the Song Dynasty: A Study of Usage and Design
Zoe Kwok
Princeton University
Urban Planning of Two Liao Capitals: Diplomatic Policy and Ethnic Identity
Sylvia Wunsze Lee
University of Hawai’i
Fluid and Traversing Identity: Re-reading the Representation of Japan at International Exhibitions
Inhye Kang
McGill University
Rearrange the Public: The Political Impact of Pictorial and Architectural Imagery in 20th Century China