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March 7-9, 2008
Princeton University
101 McCormick Hall
This conference presents research stemming from the Tibet Site Seminar, a one-month interdisciplinary seminar conducted in 2007 for students enrolled in Ph.D. programs in art history and Buddhist Studies.
The conference begins with a keynote address by Deborah Klimburg-Salter, University Professor for Asian Art History, University of Vienna. Presentations will be given by graduate-student participants in the 2007 Tibet Site Seminar, followed by responses from senior scholars in the field. The conference is free and open to the public, but
advance registration is required (no later than February 25th, 2008).
The keynote address will be at 4:30 pm, Friday, March 7. Paper panels, discussion, and a concluding roundtable will take place all day Saturday, March 8 and the morning of Sunday, March 9.
Respondents to papers will be Janet Gyatso (Hershey Professor of Buddhist Studies, Harvard Divinity School), Marylin Rhie (Jesse Wells Post Professor of Art History, Smith College), and Gene E. Smith (Director, Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center). Graduate students presenting papers are:
- Brid Arthur, Ohio State University
- Stephanie Bogin, Courtauld Institute
- Yashaswini Chandra, School of Oriental and African Studies
- Wen-shing Chou, University of California, Berkeley
- Damchö Diana Finnegan, University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Maggie Hui, Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Nancy Lin, University of California, Berkeley
- Ariana P. Maki, Ohio State University
- Sarah Richardson, University of Toronto
- Leigh Miller Sangster, Emory University
- Uranchimeg Tsultem, University of California, Berkeley
- Ben Wood, University of Toronto
The conference is co-sponsored by the Center for the Study of Religion and the Tang Center for East Asian Art at Princeton University. Support is also provided by the Henry Luce Foundation, which sponsored the Tibet Site Seminar in 2007.
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