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DESCRIPTION:Date/Time: Tuesday\, September 22nd\, 2015: 11:30am to 2:30pm\n
 \nLocation: Location: Thompson House\, Ballroom\, 3650 McTavish\, 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ U
 niversity\, Montreal (Downtown Campus)\n\nSponsors:AHCSSAArt History and  
 Communication Studies Department Speakers Series Prof. Jenny Burman\, Chai
 r\, AHCSProf. Gabriella Coleman\, Wolfe Chair in Scientific and Technologi
 cal LiteracyProf. Hudson Meadwell\, Dean of ArtsProf. Charmaine NelsonProf
 . Will Straw\n	Prof. Jonathan Sterne (James 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Chair in Culture and Tec
 hnology) Organized by: Prof. Charmaine Nelson\, Undergraduate Program Dire
 ctor (Art History)\n\n \n\nPanelists\n\nMark Aronson\, Chief Conservator\,
  Yale Center for British Art\, Yale University\n\nMark Aronson is the chie
 f conservator at the Yale Center for British Art\, and is a critic at the 
 Yale School of Art.  He received a B.A. from Reed College\, an M.S. in the
  conservation of art from the University of Delaware\, and a certificate o
 f study in painting conservation from the Center for Conservation and Tech
 nical Studies at Harvard’s Fogg Museum. His work experiences have included
  stints at the Frans Halsmuseum\, the Philadelphia Museum of Art\; and the
  Cincinnati Art and Getty Museums. He served as the chief conservator of t
 he Yale University Art Gallery for fourteen years and has lectured in Yale
 ’s History of Art Department. Mr. Aronson is particularly interested in ol
 d and modern master painting techniques and attitudes toward restoration. 
  He has spoken and/or published on the history of conservation at Yale\, t
 he treatment of Italian Renaissance painting\, Sir Joshua Reynolds\, the A
 nglo-American artist Benjamin West and the Haitian painter Louis Rigaud.\n
 \nNatalie Cross\, Coordinator\, Corporate Communications\, Entertainment O
 ne\, Toronto\n\nNatalie helps drive corporate branding efforts\, governmen
 t relations\, and internal communications across all territories and divis
 ions for Entertainment One (eOne)\, one of the world’s leading internation
 al entertainment companies that specializes in the acquisition\, productio
 n and distribution of film and television content.\n\nWith over five years
 ’ experience in the film and television industry\, Natalie most recently w
 orked as Production Coordinator for eOne’s Family television division\, an
 d previously as Executive Assistant to eOne’s President and Chief Operatin
 g Officer for Filmed Entertainment.\n\nNatalie has a Certificate in Entert
 ainment Law from Osgoode Law School\, an MA in Media Production from Ryers
 on University\, and in 2010 she obtained her B.A. Honours in Political Sci
 ence\, minor Communications Studies from 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ.\n\nEmma Doubt\
 , PhD candidate\, University of Sussex\, UK\n\nEmma Doubt is an AHRC-funde
 d PhD candidate in the Art History Department at the University of Sussex 
 in the United Kingdom. Her research on the nineteenth-century Cherokee pho
 tographer Jennie Ross Cobb touches on issues of gender\, race\, and transc
 ulturation in early women’s photography. She holds a BA in literature and 
 art history and an MA in art history\, both completed at 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ
 . Prior to commencing her doctoral work\, she worked for three years in th
 e commercial art sector in London\, UK\, first at Hauser & Wirth Gallery a
 nd next at the Bernard Jacobson Gallery in Mayfair.\n\nNadia Kurd\, Curato
 r\, Thunder Bay Art Gallery\, Ontario\n\nNadia Kurd is a curator and art h
 istorian with a PhD in Art History from 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ. Her dissertatio
 n examined the making and meaning of mosque architecture in North America.
  She has written for a number of artist catalogues and publications such a
 s FUSE Magazine\, the International Journal of Islamic Architecture\, Jour
 nal of Canadian Art History and Proteus: A Journal of Ideas. In addition t
 o working at arts organizations such as the South Asian Visual Arts Centre
 \, Ontario Association of Art Galleries and the Prison Arts Foundation\, N
 adia is currently the Curator of the Thunder Bay Art Gallery\, where her f
 ocus is on community engagement and emerging artists in Northwestern Ontar
 io. In recognition of her work\, she was awarded the Northwestern Ontario 
 Visionary Award in 2014.\n
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LOCATION:Ballroom\, Thomson House\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1Y2\, 3650 rue
  McTavish
SUMMARY:AHCS Career Panel
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