Michael Eng and Kimberly Lamm Give Public Lecture

Fri, Mar 31
5:00
Free

Michael Eng teaches philosophy and architecture at Pratt Institute. =

He is currently editing a collection of essays called Theoretical =

Practice: Investigations into the Architectural Object. Recent =

publications include "Figures of History," a catalogue essay for the =

exhibition Maryam Jafri: Costume Party: Colony and Native (Neuer =

Berliner Kunstverein, forthcoming) and "Anthropology, or the Problem =

of Other Bodies: Heterotopia" (1996), in Knut =C5sdam's Speech, Living, =

Sexualities, Struggle (Fine Arts Unternehmen, 2004).

Kimberly Lamm teaches English at the University of Washington. Recent =

publications include "Seeing Feminism in Exile: The Imaginary Maps of =

Mona Hatoum" and "Getting Close to the Screen of Exile: Visualizing" =

and "Resisting the National Mother Tongue" in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's =

Dict=E9e as well as a catalogue essay on Matthew Buckingham's =

exhibition "A Man of the Crowd." New work on the poetry of Juliana =

Spahr and the art of Lorna Simpson and Carrie Mae Weems is forthcoming.

Venue:

San Francisco Art Institute
800 Chestnut Street
San Francisco
415.771.7020
http://www.sfai.edu

800 Chestnut @ Jones in North Beach

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