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2-0085 BETWEEN ANTHROPOLOGY AND ART: BLENDING AND DIFFERENCE IN A MULTIPLY OCCUPIED SPACE
Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students

Organizers:  Marko Zivkovic (University of Alberta)
Chairs:  Daniel Rosenblatt (Carleton University)
Discussants:  Frances M Slaney (Carleton University)
12:00
Representing the Present by Tracing the Past: Creating a Community In a Multiply Occupied Space
Daniel Rosenblatt (Carleton University)
12:15
Alone On the Beach? Anthropological Intersections with Songwriting
Donald John W Hatfield PhD (Berklee College of Music)
12:30
Shared Musical Spaces: Manding Jaliyaa In New York
Lisa K Feder (Academy of Art University)
12:45
Art and Brain: Mind the Gap
Marko Zivkovic (University of Alberta)
13:00
Die Antwoord: Anthropology's Impossible Object
Gretchen A Bakke (McGill University)
13:15
Discussant
Frances M Slaney (Carleton University)
13:30
Discussion
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