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DTEND:20200207T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTSTART:20200208T150000Z
DTEND:20200208T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND:20200209T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTEND:20200215T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTEND:20200218T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410473549
DTSTART:20200219T150000Z
DTEND:20200219T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410474474
DTSTART:20200220T150000Z
DTEND:20200221T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410476646
DTSTART:20200221T150000Z
DTEND:20200221T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
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 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
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 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
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 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
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 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
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 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
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 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200307T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTSTART:20200308T140000Z
DTEND:20200308T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTSTART:20200310T140000Z
DTEND:20200310T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
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DTEND:20200311T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTEND:20200312T233000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTEND:20200313T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTEND:20200314T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTEND:20200315T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTEND:20200317T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTEND:20200318T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTEND:20200319T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTEND:20200320T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153951Z
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DTSTART:20200321T140000Z
DTEND:20200321T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
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 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
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 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
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 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
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 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
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 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
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 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200407T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200408T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTEND:20200409T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTEND:20200411T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTEND:20200414T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200415T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200416T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200417T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200418T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200419T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
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 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
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 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
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 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200505T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200508T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
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 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200514T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200515T210000Z
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200516T210000Z
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200517T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200519T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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DTSTART:20200520T140000Z
DTEND:20200520T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410659625
DTSTART:20200521T140000Z
DTEND:20200521T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410660995
DTSTART:20200522T140000Z
DTEND:20200522T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410663210
DTSTART:20200523T140000Z
DTEND:20200523T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410665291
DTSTART:20200524T140000Z
DTEND:20200524T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410666848
DTSTART:20200526T140000Z
DTEND:20200526T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410668933
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DTEND:20200527T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410670885
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DTEND:20200528T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410673458
DTSTART:20200529T140000Z
DTEND:20200529T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410675195
DTSTART:20200530T140000Z
DTEND:20200530T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410676902
DTSTART:20200531T140000Z
DTEND:20200531T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410677845
DTSTART:20200602T140000Z
DTEND:20200602T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410680540
DTSTART:20200603T140000Z
DTEND:20200603T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200612T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200613T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200614T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTEND:20200616T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200617T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
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END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
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DTEND:20200618T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
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 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
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  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410703671
DTSTART:20200619T140000Z
DTEND:20200619T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410706423
DTSTART:20200620T140000Z
DTEND:20200620T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410708080
DTSTART:20200621T140000Z
DTEND:20200621T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410708565
DTSTART:20200623T140000Z
DTEND:20200623T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410712574
DTSTART:20200624T140000Z
DTEND:20200624T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410713169
DTSTART:20200625T140000Z
DTEND:20200625T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410714665
DTSTART:20200626T140000Z
DTEND:20200626T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153952Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410716595
DTSTART:20200627T140000Z
DTEND:20200627T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260518T153953Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_32431410717864
DTSTART:20200628T140000Z
DTEND:20200628T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Johnson Museum is currently closed as part of the Cornell U
 niversity Ithaca campus. General updates will be posted on our website.\n\
 nIn conjunction with the semester-long course “Constructing New Narrativ
 es: Curatorial Practice Today” (ARTH 6010)\, the Museum’s wing gallery
  becomes the site for a curatorial intervention by students. The theme for
  the course focuses on the material culture and photographic documentation
  of the Dayak peoples\, and the wealth of possible stories that span almos
 t four decades of dramatic social change for these communities living in w
 hat is present-day Malaysia and Indonesia. The course will encourage stude
 nts to examine the politics of display\, shifting attitudes toward perform
 ance and rituals of spectatorship\, as well as issues of heritage tourism\
 , small-scale artisanal activity\, collecting\, provenance\, repatriation\
 , and community engagement.\n\nStudents will learn about Dayak culture\, r
 esearch works in the Museum’s permanent collection\, and explore the Cor
 nell Library’s collection of images by German photographer Hedda Morriso
 n (1908–1991). The gallery will become a kind of laboratory for the stud
 ents’ evolving curatorial project\, which will naturally cross the disci
 plines of art history and anthropology as they consider how the Museum’s
  and Library’s collections can be interwoven to develop the exhibition n
 arrative and installation. Over the duration of the project\, visitors wil
 l see how the students’ intervention progresses into its final form.\n\n
  \n\n“Constructing New Narratives: Curatorial Practice Today” is team-
 taught by Kaja McGowan\, associate professor in Cornell’s Department of 
 the History of Art and Visual Studies\; Ellen Avril\, chief curator and cu
 rator of Asian art at the Johnson\; and Kate Addleman-Frankel\, the Gary a
 nd Ellen Davis Curator of Photography at the Johnson. Funding for the exhi
 bition has been provided in part by a generous gift from Betsey and Alan H
 arris.
GEO:42.450729;-76.486069
LOCATION:Johnson Museum of Art\, Wing gallery\, Floor 2L
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Dayak by Design
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/dayak_by_design
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR