What do experts in philosophy, art history, and German have to say about a MOA exhibition? We've invited BYU Professors Rob McFarland, Travis Anderson, and Kenneth Hartvigsen to share their unique perspectives on Reconciliation: Biblical Imagination in German Expressionist Prints. On October 3, you're invited to to join them!
This event is free and open to all. Registration is not required.
Meet the Panelists:
- Dr. Rob McFarland is a Professor of German, having earned a BA in German and an MA in German Literature from BYU, then receiving a PhD in German from the University of California, Berkeley. He specializes in cultural history and film, he's worked closely with the Kennedy Center's Global Women’s Studies program.
- Professor Travis Anderson is the Associate Chair of the Philosophy Department. He earned a BA in Philosophy and a BFA in Studio Art at BYU, then completed his MA and PhD degrees in Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago. He served 7 years as Director of the BYU International Cinema program and curated the Frames of Beauty exhibition here at the MOA in 1999.
- Dr. Kenneth Hartvigsen received his PhD and MA from Boston University, specializing in American art and visual culture, after graduating from the University of Utah with a BA in Art History. A former curator here at the MOA, his research interests including American figural painting, popular illustration and print media, and the visual cultures of popular music.
Would you like an ASL interpreter for this event? Please contact Liz Donakey (liz_donakey@byu.edu) at least two weeks before the event and we will arrange for one to be available.