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EinsiedelnJune 16 - 19, 201415th International Baroque Summer CourseWerner Oechslin Library Foundation, Einsiedeln, SwitzerlandMonday, June 169:30-10:00Introduction: Werner Oechslin, Tristan Weddigen, Jens BaumgartenTRANSFORMATION, INTER- AND TRANSCULTURALITYChair: Martino Stierli10:00-10:20David Sánchez (Madrid): Re-Emergence of an Aztec Religious Ritual in Spanish Festivals. The Power of Baroque "Universalism" Questione10:40-11:00Maria do Rosário Salema de Carvalho / Ana Almeida (Universidade de Lisboa): Portuguese Baroque and Neobaroque Azulejos11:20-11:50 Coffee Break11:50-12:10Ricardo González (Universidad de Buenos Aires): Jesuits, „Barroco Mestizo" and Interculturality in Southern Colonial Peru12:30-12:50Jens Baumgarten (Universidade Federal de São Paulo): From Circulation to Comparison: Brazil, the Philippines, and the Discourse of the Baroque and NeobaroqueVISUAL POWER AND AGENCY Chair: Werner Oechslin15:00-15:20Anette Schaffer (Universität Bern): On Ecstasy: Nietzsche’s Murillo, Eisenstein’s El Greco, and El templo del pocito (Guadalupe)15:40-16:00Raphaèle Preisinger (Universität Bern): (Re)Framing the Baroque Virgin: Cult images of the Virgin Mary in the Viceroyalties of New Spain and Peru16:20-16:50 Coffee Break16:50-17:10Felipe Pereda (Johns Hopkins University): Art of Excess: Baroque Hyper-Realism and the Production of the Sacred17:30-18:30Guided Visit of the Oechslin Library19:00 Common dinnerTuesday, June 179:00-14:30Guided Visit of the Einsiedeln AbbeyTHEORY, METHODOLOGY, AND HISTORIOGRAPHYChair: Tristan Weddigen14:30-14:50André Tavares (Universidade Federal de São Paulo): Unpacking History: Finding a Place for Brazil in the Portuguese National Historical Narratives, 1770–183015:10-15:30Silvana Rubino (Universidade Estadual de Campinas): Framing the Baroque Arts and Colonial Architecture: The Role of SPHAN15:50-16:20 Coffee Break16:20-16:40Gabriela Siracusano (CONICET, Buenos Aires): Materials for a Baroque Narrative in the Americas?17:00-17:20Fernando Guzmán (Adolfo Ibañez University, Santiago de Chile): Methodological Problems in the Study of Acculturation in Mural Painting of the Ruta de la Plata in the 17th and 18th Centuries17:40-18:00Monika Kaup (Washington University, Seattle): Theorizing the Baroque’s Alternative Modernity with Bruno Latour’s Actor-Network Theory19:00 Common dinnerWednesday, June 18GLOBAL/LOCAL EXCHANGE AND RECEPTIONChair: Axel C. Gampp-Hummel9:30-9:50Berthold Hub (Universität Wien): When Architecture Peels: El Transparente in Toledo Cathedral as Judged by Contemporaries and in Spanish Historiography10:10-10:30Ana Duarte Rodrigues (Universidade Nova de Lisboa / Universidade de Évora): The Portuguese Royal Villa of Queluz as a Case-Study for Conceptual and Methodological Questions on the Baroque10:50-11:10Mateusz Kapustka (Universität Zürich): Lisboa and Santini, or the Temporality of Otherness11:30-11:50 Coffee Break11:50-12:10Eckart Kühne (FSMA Bad Zurzach): The Revival of the Baroque Architecture and Music from the Jesuit Missions in the Lowlands of Bolivia12:30-12:50Evonne Levy (University of Toronto): Raphael and the Andean Shrine Painting: The Western Discourse on Art in the Americas15:00-18:00NEOBAROQUE CONTEMPORARYChair: Felix Vogel15:00-15:20Pauline Bachmann (Freie Universität Berlin): The Neo-Baroque as Institutional Critique: Examining Artistic Practices between the 1960s and 1980s15:40-16:00Letícia Squeff (Universidade Federal de São Paulo): Adriana Varejão and the Rediscovering of and Old Question: Brazil Baroque in Contemporary Art16:20-16:50 Coffee Break16:50-17:10Olga Isabel Acosta Luna (DAAD Berlin): The Global at the Museum: Agreements and Disagreements about the Baroque17:30-17:50Peter Krieger (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México): Neobaroque Aesthetics and Eco-Criticism of the Mexican Megalopolis19:00 Common dinnerThursday, June 19IDENTITIESChair: Jens Baumgarten10:00-10:20Jens Andermann (Universität Zürich): Mar Paraguayo: Trans-Languaging and the Neo-Baroque10:40-11:00Margareth Pereira / Mario Magalhães (Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro) / Daniela Ortiz dos Santos (ETH Zürich): American Experience and Baroque Concerns: Notes on Re-Emergences of a Modern Crisis11:20-11:50 Coffee Break11:50-12:10Tristan Weddigen (Universität Zürich): Neobaroque Modern: Oscar Niemeyer and the Construction of Brazilian Identity12:30-12:50Walter Moser (University of Ottawa): Using the Baroque for Latin American Identity Constructions: A Contrastive Reading of two Essays by Lezama Lima and Alejo Carpentier13:00 Farewell / Refreshments2014 Program Directors: Jens Baumgarten, Felix Vogel, Tristan Weddigen Die Veranstaltung ist öffentlich. Gasthörer sind herzlich willkommen.  Aus organisatorischen Gründen wird um Anmeldung gebeten an:  anja.buschow@bibliothek-oechslin.ch The 15th Baroque Summer Course is generously supported by the Getty Foundation in the framework of the Connecting Art Histories initiative, the Swiss Academy of Humanities and Social Sciences (SAGW) and the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF). Stiftung Bibliothek Werner Oechslin Luegetenstrasse 11 CH 8840 Einsiedeln http://www.bibliothek-oechslin.ch