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Click here for
more information.
The event is a major fundraiser for the YWCA of Asheville.
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Show Dates: September 26-October 21, 2008 The limited edition fine art prints are from two international women's print portfolio exchanges ("The Birth Project" and "Women's Work") on loan to UNCA from one of the artist/participants, Kore Loy Wildrekinde-McWhirter of South Toe River, Yancey County, NC. Loy, as she is known locally, is a long-time friend of UNC Asheville and the Art Department (both of her daughters graduated from UNCA in Art). Artists represented in these portfolios are from a variety of countries throughout the world including: Ireland, South Africa, Argentina, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Belgium, Switzerland, Venezuela, Sweden, Northern Ireland, Germany, and Finland, as well as from many different locations in the United States. Techniques used in the various printmaking processes included in the exhibition are: line etching, aquatint, photo lithography, collograph, woodcut, linocut, and serigraph.
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Chaired by Mary
Emma Harris. BCM scholar, author of "The Arts at Black Mountain College" Click here for more information: http://www.blackmountaincollege.org/ Co-sponsored by
the UNC Asheville Women's Studies Program and History Department |
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A film about the difference between what women say and do in politics.
This film will be followed by a panel
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Keynote
Speaker:
Full
program and registration information: www.uga.edu/iws/WAGG |
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A feminist conference that is both
interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary, Please click below for information. http://www.marist.edu/liberalarts/womensstudies/conference.html
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The conference will
include discussion panels (of which your paper will be a part),
round-tables, workshops, and more. We ask that if you submit a paper,
that you also are going to present it at the conference in one of the
panels. You will be hearing more about this conference at the beginning
of fall semester. If you would like to participate in some way other
than presenting a paper, please let us know.
Greetings
Volker Frank
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National Women's History Project The National Women's History Project wants you to nominate women who in various ways nurture planet earth, women who have taken the lead in the environmental or "green" movement. Nomination forms are available at the National Women's History Project website: http://nwhp.org/whm/nomination_form.doc or go to www.nwhp.org and click on the 2009 theme.
Nominations
deadline is Dec. 31, 2008
Contact: Molly Murphy
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The theme of the 2009 conference is
sexuality, a very broad
topic that allows us to explore current issues in feminist scholarship related
to sex and gender. The call for proposals
provides some possible topics and areas that might be
addressed, such as biology, culture, and sexuality; gender construction and
sexuality; class and sexuality; sexualizing childhood; sex trafficking; feminism
and sexuality; and the construction of perversity, and many more possibilities
that address this broad field. Details about the conference are available on the conference website link, including the call for proposals and information about keynote speakers Jennifer Baumgartner and Amy Richards.
For more information, contact the MTSU Women's Studies
Program, Box 498, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN
37132, Phone: 615-898-5910, email: womenstu@mtsu.edu
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http://www.womenstudies.appstate.edu/SEWSA09/sewsa2009index.htm Deadline for
presentation proposals Photo from
SEWSA 2008 at UNC-Charlotte |
