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All lectures will be held at 5 pm in 2 Rockefeller unless otherwise noted. All lectures free and open to the public Wednesday, September 20 Tomás Ybarra-Frausto Associate Director for Arts and Humanities Rockefeller Foundation "On Transborder Chicano Aesthetics" Wednesday, September 27 Carlos Martin U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development "Constructing Place, or What Lefebvre Left Out" Wednesday, October 4 Lawrence A. Herzog School Of Public Administration and Urban Studies San Diego State University "The Wall or the Transfrontier City?" Wednesday, October 11 Ursula Biemann Swiss filmmaker and curator "Performing the Border: Gender, bodies and technology at the crosspoint of private desire and public space" Wednesday, Oct 18 Open Date Wednesday, October 25 Hamid Naficy Department of Art & Art History Rice University "Housing Problems: Constructing House, Home, Homeland in Transnational Cinema" Monday, October 30 Edward Soja Department of Public Policy & Social Research, School of Urban Planning University of California, Los Angeles "Border Work: Expanding the Scope of the Geographical Imagination" Wednesday, November 1 Patricia Price Department of International Relations Florida International University "Monsters, Tricksters, Rippers, Twins, The Virgin and a Flying Nun: Towards a Possible Pantheon of Border Guides"" Wednesday, November 8 Roger Rouse Department of Anthropology University of California, Davis "Where the Boundaries Lie: Mexican Migration in Transnational Times" Wednesday, November 8 Ellen Pader Regional Planning Program University of Massachusetts-Amherst "Space of Hate: Ethnicity, Architecture and Housing Discrimination" Wednesday, November 15 John Caldwell Department of Film and Television Studies University of California, Los Angeles "The Performance of Race and Landscape in "Rancho, California (por favor)"" Monday, November 20 Juan Villoro and Carlos Monsiváis Writers and Journalists [Monsiváis] "Chronicles of Mexico City" [Villoro] "El vértigo horizontal: la ciudad de México como texto" Back to Top |
