THE REFINERY
A CONVERSATION ACROSS WORKS IN PROGRESS
FEBRUARY 1, 2019 4 - 5:30 PM KINNEY CENTER FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY RENAISSANCE STUDIES
UN / CHASTE WHORE PLAYS & COSMOPOLITAN DESIRES FEATURING LIZ FOX (UMASS AMHERST) & PROF. STEPHEN SPIESS (BABSON COLLEGE) THE REFINERY A FORUM FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDENTS TO SHARE WORK-IN-PROGRESS WITH AN INVITED SCHOLAR WHOSE WORK IS CURRENTLY SHAPING THEIR THINKING. BOTH AUTHORS PRECIRCULATE WORKS-IN-PROGRESS & PAPERS ARE TO BE READ IN ADVANCE. THE AUTHORS WILL KICK OFF DISCUSSION BY RAISING QUESTIONS FOR ONE ANOTHER AND THEN WE'LL OPEN INTO A ROUNDTABLE CONVERSATION PLEASE JOIN US! FOR COPIES OF THE ESSAYS, PLEASE CONTACT RENAISSANCE@ENGLISH.UMASS.EDU OR VISIT THE KINNEY CENTER WHERE HARDCOPIES ARE AVAILABLE
The Refinery:
Caravaggio in Conversation Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies 650 East Pleasant St. Amherst March 19, 2021 4:00 pm Siyu Shen (History of Art and Architecture, UMass) "Caravaggio: Scoundrel Scholar?" Andy Nicole Bowers (History of Art and Architecture, UMass) "Living Flesh, Paint-as-Blood" Danielle Carrabino, Curator of Sculpture & Painting, Smith College Museum of Art
KINNEY CENTER FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY RENAISSANCE STUDIES
THE REFINERY RELIGION (RE)FORMED: THE ENGLISH REFORMATION AND RACE THURSDAY MARCH 10
4:00PM
YUNAH KAE, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS KIMBERLY ANNE COLES, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
TO REGISTER, VISIT: WWW.UMASS.EDU/RENAISSANCE
Kinney Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies
THE REFINERY Self- Representation and Fabricated Experiences: How Does a Survivor Speak? DANIEL ARMENTI COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS CARISSA HARRIS TEMPLE UNIVERSITY THURSDAY APRIL 28 4:00PM
TO REGISTER, VISIT: W W W . U M A S S . E D U / R E N A I S S A N C E