
Victoria St. George & Reva Wolf
The final presentation of The Art History Association's 2024-2025 Lecture Series, focused on the connections between Art History and Disability Studies, continues with a discussion between Victoria St. George of SUNY New Paltz's Department of Communication Disorders, and Reva Wolf, Department of Art History.
These scholars will come together to discuss some of the fascinating ways deaf artists have created “visual sound.” They explore connections between art that evokes sound and the histories of sign language and of hearing artists’ conceptualizations of sonic imagery.
Reception ❖ Refreshments ❖ Free and Open to All
American Sign Language interpretation will be provided.
ASL Interpretation Provided
Please contact Keely Heuer, Chair, Department of Art History, at heuerk@newpaltz.edu or (845) 257-3829 for accommodations.
Thursday, April 17th
6:30 PM
Lecture Center 102