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Cultural
Transmission and Transformation
in
the
Ibero-American
World, 1200 -1800
Fall
1995 Conference at Virginia Tech
Donaldson
Brown Center for Continuing Education
Saturday & Sunday
October 21 & 22, 1995
Host:
Humberto
Rodriguez-Camilloni, Director
Henry
Wiss Center for Theory and History of Architecture
Sponsored by the
Inter-American Institute for Advanced Studies
in Cultural History
Co-Chairs:
James
B. Kiracofe and
Richard E. Phillips
NOTE:
THE PAPERS FROM THIS CONFERENCE
WILL
BE PUBLISHED HERE AS TIME PERMITS.
PLEASE
FIND BELOW THE SYMPOSIA AND
SPEAKERS
LIST.
SCHEDULE:
Ocober 21, 1995
Saturday Symposium:
Cultural Transmission and Transformation
In the Iberoamerican World, 1200-1800.
8:00-9:00 Coffee & Registration
9:00-9:10 Opening Remarks, James B. Kiracofe
9:10-9:40 Jennifer R. Goodman, Texas A&M
"The image of the knight in Ibero-American
cultures."
9:40-9:55 Questions & Answers
10:00-10:30 Susan Webster, University of St. Thomas
"Processional Art of the Penitential
Confraternities of Seville, and Transmission into New Spain: the Case of
Huejotzingo."
10:30-10:45 Questions and Answers
10:45-11:00 Coffee
11:00-11:30 Eréndira de la Lama, Intituto Nacional
de Antrología y Historia, Mexico
"El Diablo y su imagen en el arte Novohispano
del siglo XVI."
11:00-11:45 Questions and Answers
11:50-12:20 James B. Kiracofe, Virginia Tech
"Cultural integration and architectural fusion
as a strategy for survival: the iconographic use of disk frieze ornament
in pre-Columbian and early colonial buildings."
12:20-12:35 Questions and Answers
12:35-2:00 Lunch and informal conversation
2:00-2:30 Rev. Jaime Lara, Yale University Institute
of Sacred Music and Art
"The Mirror on the Cross: a Medieval Reflection
on/in the Mexican Atrio Cross"
2:30-2:45 Questions and Answers
2:45-3:15 Richard E. Phillips, Virginia Commonwealth
University
"Processions through paradise: A liturgical and
social interpretation of the ritual function and symbolic signification
of the cloister in the sixteenth-century monasteries of central Mexico ."
3:15-4:00 Questions and Answers
4:00-4:15 Coffee
4:15-4:45 Gauvin Alexander Bailey, Harvard University
"The Jesuits in Mughal India: The ritual use of
Catholic art in mural painting."
4:45-5:00 Questions and Answers
5:00-5:30 Sam Edgerton, Williams College
"Leon Battista Alberti vs. Quetzalcoatl: The
role of Renaissance perspective in sixteenth-century
"conversion" of Mexico."
5:30-5:45 Questions and Answers
5:45-5:55 Break
5:55-6:25 Maria Fernandez, University of Connecticut
"Creole Identity Formation through the art of of
17th century."
6:25-6:40 Questions and Answers
6:40-6:50 Concluding Remarks, Richard E. Phillips
7:00-9:00 Reception at University Club
October 22, 1995
Sunday Symposia A:
Transmission and Transformation of
European Architecture and Sacred Art
8:00-9:00 Coffee
9:00-9:10 Opening Remarks, James B. Kiracofe
9:10-9:40 Sidney D. Markman, Duke University,
Emeritus
"Mudejar Architecture in Spain and
Guatemala"
9:40-9:55 Questions & Answers
10:00-10:30 Andrew Stephen Arbury, Radford University
"Transmission of the Spanish Catafalque to the
New World."
10:30-10:45 Questions and Answers
10:45-11:00 Coffee
11:00-11:30 Clara Bargellini, Instituto de
Investigaciones Estéticas, UNAM
"The dome: between Renaissance and Baroque in
New Spain."
11:00-11:45 Questions and Answers
11:50-12:20 Humberto Rodriguez-Camilloni, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
Gothic Rib-vaulting in 17-Century Peru
12:20-12:35 Questions and Answers
12:35-1:05 Jacinto Quurarte, University of Texas at
San Antonio
"The Altarpieces of the San Antonio Missions: A
Reconstruction."
1:05-1:20 Questions and Answers
1:20-1:30 Concluding Remarks, James B. Kiracofe
Transportation to Airport to be Announced
Sunday Symposia B:
Transmission and Transformation of
Mesoamerican Architecture and Sacred Art
8:00-9:00 Coffee
9:00-9:10 Opening Remarks, Richard E. Phillips
9:10-9:40 Maelee T. Foster, University of Florida
"The Popol Vuh, Mythological Book of the ancient
Maya, as generator of architectural space and form."
9:40-9:55 Questions & Answers
10:00-10:30 E. Logan Wagner, Architect, University of
Texas
"Urban spatial continuity as a tool of
conversion: The case of Izamal."
10:30-10:45 Questions and Answers
10:45-11:00 Coffee
11:00-11:30 Magdiel Castillo-Báquer, Texas at
Austin, Latin American Studies
"The influence of the pre-Columbian Quincunx
Theory of Cosmic Forces on the Colonial Processional Practices of the
Maya."
11:00-11:45 Questions and Answers
11:50-12:20 Franke J. Neumann, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University
"The cross in colonial Mayan culture."
12:20-12:35 Questions and Answers
12:35-1:05 Julia May, Virginia Commonwealth
University
"The Sacred Mother of Santa Maria Tonanzintla."
1:05-1:20 Questions and Answers
1:20-1:30 Concluding Remarks, Richard Phillips
Transportation to Airport to be Announced
LIST OF SPEAKERS
Andrew Stephen Arbury, Radford University
"Transmission of the Spanish Catafalque to the
New World."
Gauvin Alexander Bailey, Harvard University
"The Jesuits in Mughal India: The ritual use of
Catholic art in mural painting."
Clara Bargellini, Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas,
UNAM
"The dome: between Renaissance and Baroque in
New Spain."
Magdiel Castillo-Báquer, Texas at Austin, Latin American
Studies
"The influence of the pre-Columbian Quincunx Theory of Cosmic Forces on
the Colonial Processional Practices of the Maya."
Sam Edgerton, Williams College
"Leon Battista Alberti vs. Quetzalcoatl: The
role of Renaissance perspective in sixteenth-century
"conversion" of Mexico."
Maelee T. Foster, University of Florida
"The Popol Vuh, Mythological Book of the ancient
Maya, as generator of architectural space and form."
Jennifer R. Goodman, Texas A&M
"The image of the knight in Iberro-American
cultures."
James B. Kiracofe, Virginia Tech
"Cultural integration and architectural fusion
as a strategy for survival: the iconographic use of disk frieze ornament
in pre-Columbian and early colonial buildings."
Eréndira de la Lama, Intituto Nacional de Antrología y
Historia, Mexico
"El Diablo y su imagen en el arte Novohispano
del siglo XVI."
Rev. Jaime Lara, Yale University Institute of Sacred
Music and Art
"The Mirror on the Cross: a Medieval Reflection
on/in the Mexican Atrio Cross"
Sidney D. Markman, Duke University, Emeritus
"Mudejar Architecture in Spain and
Guatemala"
Julia May, Virginia Commonwealth University
"The Sacred Mother of Santa Maria Tonanzintla."
Franke J. Neumann, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University
"The cross in colonial Mayan culture."
Richard E. Phillips, Virginia Commonwealth University
"Processions through paradise: A liturgical and
social interpretation of the ritual function and symbolic signification
of the cloister in the sixteenth-century monasteries of central Mexico ."
Jacinto Quurarte, University of Texas at San Antonio
"The Altarpieces of the San Antonio Missions: A
Reconstruction."
Humberto Rodriguez-Camilloni, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University
"Gothic Rib-vaulting in 17-Century Peru"
E. Logan Wagner, Architect, University of Texas
"Urban spatial continuity as a tool of
conversion: The case of Izamal."
Susan Webster, University of St. Thomas
"Processional Art of the Penitential
Confraternities of Seville, and Transmission into New Spain: the Case of
Huejotzingo."
Maria Fernandez, University of Connecticut
"Creole Identity Formation through the Art of of
17th century."
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