Symposium Schedule

Neither Model Nor Muse

All events are free and open to the public. Sessions and speakers listed are subject to change. You may register in advance online or in person on Friday or Saturday at the symposium. Parking will be available in the Bryan Center parking deck (map and directions).

Friday, October 26, 2007
7:00pm	Opening reception and registration	East Duke Parlors East Duke Building
8:00pm	Common Woman Chorus Performance	Nelson Music Room East Duke Building

Saturday, October 27, 2007 All Saturday events will be held in Perkins Library on Duke's West Campus, with the exception of Couplets, which will be in Reynolds Theater in the Bryan Center.
8:30-9:30am	Breakfast and Registration	von der Heyden Pavilion
	Sallie Bingham will convene the symposium, and Scott Lindroth, Vice Provost for the Arts, will give remarks at the breakfast.
8:30am-3:30pm	Symposium Bookstore Open
9:30-10:45am	Concurrent Sessions
	18th and 19th Century Domestic Arts Elizabeth Dunn, Research Services Librarian, RBMSCL Anne Schroder, Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University Anita Mills, artist, educator and independent scholar Margaret Brill, Head of Reference, Perkins Library (moderator)	Rare Book Room
	Women Engage Hip Hop Rachel Raimist, filmmaker and hip-hop scholar, University of Minnesota Mark Anthony Neal, African and African-American Studies, Duke University Monica Daye, poet, activist, and author Ebony Golden, poet and womanist performance theorist, New York University Alexis Gumbs, Literature Department, Duke University (moderator)	Breedlove Room
	Artist Demonstrations Reneé Seaman Treml, water color and mixed media acrylics Ruth Warren, quilting Galia Goodman, calligraphy, paper cutting, and collage Ileana Rodriguez, jewelry and apparel designer Art and handmade goods will be for sale	Perkins Library
10:45-11:00am	Coffee Break	von der Heyden Pavilion
11:00-12:15pm	Concurrent Sessions
	Exploring the Power of Documentary Courtney Reid Eaton, Center for Documentary Studies Barbara Lau, Center for Documentary Studies Louise Davis Stone, freelance editor Karen Glynn, Visual Materials Archivist, RBMSCL (moderator)	Rare Book Room
	Art Meets Activism Betsy Greer, editor of craftivism.com Bryant Holsenbeck, environmental artist Amelia V.B. Shull, Girls Rock NC Kelly Wooten, Sallie Bingham Center (moderator)	Breedlove Room
	Artist Demonstrations (see above for details) Art and handmade goods will be for sale	Perkins Library
12:15-2:00pm	Lunch Break (West Campus dining map PDF)
12:45-2:00pm	Film Screening: Nobody Knows My Name, a documentary about women and hip hop, with filmmaker Rachel Raimist (Bring your lunch; dessert provided)	Rare Book Room
2:00-3:30pm	Concurrent Sessions
	Exploring Book Arts (limited space: sign up at registration table) Pamphlet-binding workshop and introduction to artists’ books Mary Yordy, book artist Megan Lewis, Rare Materials Cataloger, RBMSCL Kelly Wooten, Sallie Bingham Center	Breedlove Room
	Performing Gender: a workshop with the Cuntry Kings Cuntry Kings, North Carolina-based drag king troupe Laura Micham, Sallie Bingham Center (moderator)	Gothic Reading Room
	Student Performance Showcase Featuring Duke's all-female a capella groups Out of the Blue, Sapphire, and Lady Blue; and Dance Black, which promotes African-American culture through dance	von der Heyden Pavilion
4:00-5:30pm	Couplets- Choreo Collective and Carolina Wren Press	Reynolds Theater
	A collaborative performance of poetry and dance followed by closing reception

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Symposium Schedule

Friday, October 26, 2007

Saturday, October 27, 2007