Who is Mihri?: Finding Identity through Artistic Expression Under Islam and Transnational Feminism
Asli Kinsizer (she/her)

Recoding the Female Body: The Awakening and Artistic Expression of Chinese Female Artists in the Early 20th Century
Tianyi Zhang (she/her)

Chicana Sartoriality & Judith Baca
Sonia del Hierro (she/her)

Moderator: Dr. Tesla Cariani
Panelists: Dr. Carly Boxer, Leslie Hewitt, Dr. Victoria Massie, and Dr. Olivia Young
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Bearing Weight: Caryatid Mirrors and Women’s Labor in Ancient Greek Art
Ella Gonzalez (she/her)

Ties That Bind: Hairwork, Family, and Femininity in Nineteenth-Century America
Victoria S. Kenyon (she/they)

The Needlework of Cassatt’s Women
Caroline Koch (she/her)

“My Fields Were Planted”: Liminal Topography in Drawings by Nina Otero-Warren
Sophie Richard (she/her)

Conditions of Visibility: Revisiting the Joint Archive of Kenneth Kemble and Sylvia Torras
Clara Maria Apostolatos (she/her)

Archival Camp: A Queer Aesthetic Mode
Kathleen Quaintance (they/them)

Visualizing the Future Now: Kishimoto Sayako’s Art Activism
Daisuke Murata (he/him)

Anna Banti, Author and Art Historian: Historical Fiction as a Method for Expanding the Canon
Francesca Bisi (she/her)

The Imposition of a Narrative Line: The Literary, Femme Artist in and around Los Angeles, 1990s to Present
Brianne Chapelle (she/her)

Token Female Contemporary Chinese Artist in Art History Writing: Self-Censorship, Institutional Neglect and Cultural Omissions
Shen Qu (she/her)

Electronic Music, Women Composers, Gender Difference, and Inclusiveness
Jie Chen (she/her) & Badie Khaleghian (he/him)

“Everywhere. Literally.”

By Dr. Julia Bryan-Wilson
Professor of Art History and LGBTQ+ Studies, Columbia University
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