7th Annual Berkeley-Stanford Graduate Symposium: In-Between: Art & Cultural Practices From Here

The Berkeley/Stanford Symposium is an annual gathering of emerging voices in the arts organized by graduate students at Stanford and UC Berkeley.

The 2023 Berkeley/Stanford Symposium, “In-Between: Art and Cultural Practices From Here,” confronts the potentials of those people, spaces, things, ideas, and experiences of the past, present, and future, as they manifest between categories of analysis we might have inherited from previous canons. Situating the symposium within the conceptual space of the “in-between,” we ask our participants to join in proposing new frameworks of hybridity and transdisciplinarity. These approaches are grounded in transregional and intersectional practices that, nonetheless, engage with specificities of place.

This symposium will take place on Friday, April 28th from 10am - 5pm at the SFMOMA, and is free and open to the public.

More info and RSVP here: https://www.sfmoma.org/event/the-seventh-annual-berkeley-stanford-symposium-in-between-art-and-cultural-practices-from-here/

In-Between: Art and Cultural Practices From Here is organized by Alexandra Adams (Stanford), Josh Feng (Berkeley), Andrea Jung-An Liu (Berkeley), Maria Shevelkina (Stanford), and Sofia Silva (Stanford).

UC Berkeley Co-Sponsors: History Department of Art, Theater Dance & Performance Studies (TDPS), Arts Research Center, Berkeley English, Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures, Asian American & Asian Diaspora Studies Program, Rhetoric Department, Anthropology

Accessible seating is available at this event. Accessibility accommodations such as American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and assisted listening devices are available upon request ten business days in advance. Please email publicengagement [at] sfmoma.org (publicengagement[at]sfmoma[dot]org) to submit your request. 

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