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First Bi-Annual Lovis Corinth Colloquium on German ModernismEmory UniversityDepartment of Art HistoryMarch 8th, 9-5 and March 9th, 9-1The Michael C. Carlos MuseumKeynote Speakers:Walter Benn Michaels (UIC), “The Art of Inequality: Sander and Evans (with a note on Binschtok and Deschenes)”Brigid Doherty (Princeton), “Rilke’s Magic Lantern: Suggestion and Metaphor in the 1905 Rodin Lecture”Colloquium Schedule:Friday, March 8th9 Fred Schwartz, “Danger and Disenchantment: Thoughts on Narrative and Neue Sachlichkeit”10 Peter Jelavich, “Legal Hypocrisy and Artistic Mendacity: The Trials of Corinth, Dix, and Grosz”11 Lisa Siraganian, “Sounding Form: On Bauhaus Interdisciplinarity”12 Lunch1 Jennifer Ashton, “The Author as Consumer: Finance Modernism from Brecht, Benjamin, and Pound to Now”2 Todd Cronan, “Less is More: The Bauhaus &#38; The (Non-)Politics of Medium”3-3:20 Break3:20 Brigid Doherty, “Rilke’s Magic Lantern: Suggestion and Metaphor in the 1905 Rodin Lecture”4:20 Walter Benn Michaels, “The Art of Inequality: Sander and Evans (with a note on Binschtok and Deschenes)”Saturday, March 9th9 Iain Boyd Whyte, “The German Utopia: Expressionism, National Socialism, and the Fable of Community”10 Charles Haxthausen, “Paul Klee and the Problem of Style”11 Lynette Roth, “The ‘Crisis of Painting’ in the Late Weimar Period”12 Michael Clune, “Bernhard’s Way”Detailed information can be found at http://nonsite.org/colloquium-german-modernismFor more information about the event please contact todd.cronan@emory.edu or catherine.barth@emory.edu. Source: H-ArtHist, Feb 6, 2013.