SIGA at CAA
Decentering the North Atlantic in Global Discussions of Race: From Alejandro Malaspina to Lorgia García Peña and the Iberian/Ibero-American Experience
- On Thursday, February 15, 2024, from 9 am to 10:30 am.
- In Chicago.
SIGA’s panel at CAA 2024 at Hilton Chicago (3rd Floor, Williford B.) is chaired by Ray Hernández-Duran from the University of New Mexico.
Presenters
- Jennifer A. Jolly (Ithaca College): Negotiating Racial Geographies: Afro-Mexican Visibility in Nineteenth Century Mexico
- Juliana Fillies (Claremont Mckenna College): Henri Dumont and Cuban Slave Medicine
- Karolyna de Paula Koppke (Fundação Casa de Rui Barbosa): ‘Ethnic-historiographical’ repositioning: on the construction of two schools of painting in the Americas
- Matthew Nicdao: Making Sense of un Disparate in Juan Luna’s Pacto de sangre: Re-Envisioning Spain’s Old and New World Encounters with Its Racialized Others in Spanish History Painting
- Claudia Hopkins (Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh): The North African presence in Spanish art after the ‘Disaster of 1898’