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DESCRIPTION:A public talk in the Department of Art History and\nCommunicati
 on Studies by Professor Elizabeth Grosz\,\nUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison
 .\nThis talk\, the first in this year's Departmental Speaker Series\,\nadd
 resses the inhuman\, animal conditions of art by exploring the\nrelevance 
 of the works of Darwin and Uexküll on sexual and artistic\nattraction for 
 understanding the human enframing of art. If art is\nof the animal\, this 
 paper explores what the animal makes of its\nworld\, and how this provides
  the conditions for all of the human\narts.\nMade Possible by a Mini-Beatt
 y Grant and co-sponsored with\nthe 91ºÚÁÏÍø Department of East Asian Studies
 \, and The Departments of\nComparative Literature and English Studies at U
 niversite de\nMontreal.\n
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DTEND:20090910T213000Z
LOCATION:Arts Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0G5\, 853 rue Sherbrooke 
 Ouest
SUMMARY:Elizabeth Grosz: 'A Thousand Tiny Architects? Art and the Animal'
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 itects-art-and-animal-108615
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