At this half-day symposium, artist Claudia Joskowicz will be joined by curators, writers, and Cornell faculty to discuss topics related to her video works of the past fifteen years. It is being held in conjunction with the exhibition of Every Building on Avenida Alfonso Ugarte—After Ruscha (2011) at the Johnson Museum (on view now through June 9) and with the publication of the forthcoming monograph Claudia Joskowicz: Quietud en movimiento/Stillness in Motion (Editorial Turner, 2024).

In-person attendance is free; no registration is required. The program will also be live streamed as a Cornell webinar (click here to view, no registration is required).

SCHEDULE
(subject to change; please note the new start time)

2:00PM
Introduction by Kate Addleman-Frankel, Gary and Ellen Davis Curator of Photography

2:10PM
Keynote lecture with artist Claudia Joskowicz
Followed by Q&A and a break for refreshments

3:15PM
Presentation of papers by visiting curators and critics Saul Ostrow and Gabriela Rangel with an introduction by Saraphina Masters, Coordinator of Student Engagement and Public Programs

4:00PM
Joskowicz, Ostrow, and Rangel will be joined for a panel discussion by Hanna Tulis (Department of Architecture) and Cecelia Lawless (Department of Romance Studies)

Claudia Joskowicz’s visit is made possible in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.