Events

The American Indian Resource Center will be hosting internationally acclaimed poet/musician/playwright JOY HARJO (Har-joe) on April 21st, 2011, at Merrill College Event Center, from 7-9pm. Harjo will be performing a […]

This talk is about the strange accent on disorder in 17th century Dutch paintings of still life. The still-life genre includes pictures of flowers and food in domestic and outdoor […]

Shirley Graham {Du Bois} (1896-1977) had a successful early career as composer, performer and playwright that included her formal studies at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Yale University, and the […]

Please join us for an evening of poetry and prose with past and present Writing Program faculty: Chuck Atkinson,  Jeff Arnett, Roxi Power Hamilton, Ingrid Moody,  Robin Sommers, and Stephen […]

My aim will be to describe and assess Wittgenstein's anti-theoretical view of why philosophy ought not to be in conducted in the traditional way, how it should instead be done, […]

A panel with Juan Flores (NYU),  Miriam Jiménez Román (The Schomburg Center),  Nancy Raquel Mirabal (SFSU), and Mark Anderson (UCSC).   Lourdes Martínez Echazábal (Literature) will be respondent. Juan Poblete (Literature) will […]

The Center for Cultural Studies Colloquium Series Presents: Matt O'Hara,  History,  UCSC “The History of the Future in Mexico” Historians of Latin America have spent much energy studying historical legacies. […]

“Quotidian Erasures: Gender and the Records of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade” will argue that the emergence of what early modern political theorists described as “political arithmetic”—and what we term demography—is […]

Clive Sinclair has published 14 books of fiction - The Lady and the Laptop received major critical acclaim in England and he is noted for his criticism, including a study […]