Course Description
This course explores the ways in which objects and material culture embody personal narrative. Moving back and forth from ephemeral traces of events and experiences to the culturally invested luxury goods that create legacy to the objects that facilitate daily life, this class will use, as its primary references, examples that draw from queer and African American cultures to underscore the potential of objects to tell the stories that not only reflect majority traditions and experiences but those of the disenfranchised, the details of whose lives are often obscured. In addition to readings that will provide background for class discussion, student will be asked to play the roles of detectives, archeologists, and curators at various sites around New York City. Each student will also be asked to create an annotated material record that reveals the public and private lives of one individual of their choosing as a final project. That record may consist of texts, objects or any variety of media chosen or designed by the student.
Thursday, September 27, 2018
Self-Portrait
Liu feng Yao is born in 1918 , born in the Wanghe village in Suning, Hebei Province. He has 6 brothers and sisters. He is the fourth kid in ...
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