Room 130 in the Joan & Martin Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts CFA

World picture does not mean picture of the world but, rather, the world grasped as picture. Beings as a whole are now taken in such a way that a being is first and only in being insofar as it is set in place by representing-producing humanity Martin Heidegger, The Age of the World Picture, 1938.

The 14th Annual York University Art History Graduate Student Symposium seeks to question the effigy of the real, notions of verisimilitude and the productive spaces created by processes of simulation in art, history, ritual, and life. This year, a number of thinkers and makers will address augmented reality, claiming space, critical interventions and speculative realism.

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Keynote Lecture by Louis Kaplan, Professor of Photography and New Media and Chancellor Jackman Faculty Research Fellow, University of Toronto

Mapping Ararat: Augmented Reality and the Design of an Imaginary Jewish Homeland 12:45pm-1:45pm

Featuring the work of Miles Forrester and Anna Jane McIntyre at the Art Gallery of York University

With presentations from:

Zachary John Angles

Cat Ashton

Cliodna Cussen

Zoe DeLuca

Ayanna Serenity Dozier

Vanessa Fleet

Christine Heathcote Hale

Yue Hou

Marsya Maharani

Cameron McKee

Tristan Menzies

Andreas Rutkauskas

Rajarshi Sengupta

Michelle Weinstein

FULL PROGRAM ANNOUNCED SHORTLY