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Communication before the program
The chosen topic - Art at the Heart of the College
The required readings
The suggested readings
Open classes on Thursday
Keynote address: Library, Laboratory, Sanctuary, Stage: New Roles for the 21st Century College Art Museum
The Mead in Action Across the Curriculum: Notes and Anecdotes from the Study Room
Open Conversation with the Mead's Curatorial Team
Reception at the Mead Art Museum Friday evening
Dinner in Lewis Sebring Thursday evening
I Love the Mead student comments
Art After Dark
All Things Old are New Again: Presentations by Faculty
Faculty members, in order of comments, were Tekla Harms, professor of geology and director of the Beneski Museum of Natural History; Kim Townsend, Class of 1959 professor of English, emeritus; Victoria Maillo, lecturer of Spanish; and Robert T. Hayashi, professor of English and American Studies.
Reinventing Tokyo: Japan's Largest City in the Artistic Imagination
Break out session with Lizzie Barker, director of the Mead Art Museum
Break out session with Pamela Russell, head of education and Andrew W. Mellon curator of academic programs
Break out session with Randall Griffey, head of curatorial affairs and curator of American art
Break out session with Bettina Jungen, Thomas P. Whitney '37 curator of Russian art
Meals at Valentine (Thursday lunch, Friday breakfast and/or Friday lunch)
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