and the
RELIGIOUS DIMENSION
of Modernism
 |
Pablo
Picasso
Les Demoiselles
d’Avignon
1907
The first cubist painting
acquired by Alfred Barr for the Museum of Modern Art
in 1938 |
Saturday May 4, 2002
7 East 95th Street
New York, NY
9:30 Registration
and Refreshments
10:00 Introduction
William J Conklin
10:15 Alfred Barr on Art and Religion
Jane Daggett Dillenberger
11:00 The Art of Acquisition
Ann Temkin
11:45 An ARC Discussion
on Art, Religion & Alfred Barr
12:30 Luncheon
1:30 The Architecture of a Collection
Peter Selz
2:15 Constructivism and Religion:
Barr’s trip to Russia
Michelle Elligott
3:00 A Conversation with the Speakers
4:00 Wine and cheese reception
Biographies
of Speakers
Members/Fellows
$45
Non-Members $50; Students $15
Fee includes continental breakfast, lunch and reception.
($5.00 extra at the door.)
For registration
information,
please contact Charles Henderson
chashenderson@mindspring.com or
Tel: 212-870-2544
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From time
to time the Board of Directors elects as Fellows individuals it
identifies as having made a distinguished contribution to their
respective fields. The list of Fellows elected over a period of
nearly four decades thus exemplifies what the Society understands
as the necessary and vital connections between art, religion and
culture.
ARC Fellows
PROGRAM
ARCHIVE
Winter
2002
A Theology of
Beauty
Fall
2001
Lifting the Veil
May
2001
Utopia/Dystopia
February
2001
Antigone
Performance and Symposium
November
2000
Illuminations & Transformations:
Cross-Cultural Spiritual Dynamics
in Music, Text, Dance and Film
May
2000
Alternative Readings:
Sacred Text Embodied in Visual Art
February
2000
The Meaning of Myth
November
1999
Myth, Ritual and the Mediation
of Violence
May,
1999
Writers' Ways with Loving and Dying
February,
1999
The Divine Image
Implications for a changing image of God.
October,
1998
Uneasy Constellations of Meaning
Theological Perceptions and Visual Images in Sixteenth Century
Europe &
The Religious Art of Andy Warhol
May,
1998 Meeting
AYNI: The Andean Concept of Reciprocity
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courtesy Cross Currents
Charles Henderson, Executive Director
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