ARCHIVAL SILENT NOISE CONFERENCE
TOWSON UNIVERSITY
APRIL 13- APRIL 15, 2023
Archival Silent Noise considers the invisible, ignored and silenced areas of our artistic disciplines. By exploring approaches to re-visibilizing and reimagining the archives of our disciplines in the field and in the classroom, Archival Silent Noise will create a space to honor and generate joyful noise and good trouble.
SCHEDULE
All sessions will take place in VB 204 unless there is a ** next to it.
THURSDAY April 13, 2023
6pm – 8 pm
Conference Opening & Keynote Address
Dr. Ashley Minner Jones
FRIDAY April 14, 2023
9:00 AM The Guest Artist Corner: A Collaboration between The James E. Lewis Museum of Art and Regional Artists with Dr. Schroeder Cherry
9:30 AM “The Cart” Jennifer Yablonsky
10:00 AM “Commedia Dell’Arte” Tara Cariaso
11:00 AM “Insurgent Learning Workshop PT I” Marshall Tramell (VIRTUAL) **
1:00 PM “Redacted Grammar Language” K. Kennedy (VIRTUAL) **
2:00 PM “Ms. Museum” Kathleen Hulser, Julia Szabo
3:00 PM “World-Building For and Against the Archive: Photography on Oregon’s Lesbian Lands”
Raechel Root
3:30 PM “DX: Exploring the Art of Dialog Editing for Film” Adam Schwartz
4:00 PM “The Business of Art “ Dominique Clayton (VIRTUAL) **
6:00 PM Olfaction and Bias(implicitly): A participatory performance that considers
the social landscapes that are created through the sense of smell. Laure Drogoul
7:00 PM “Insurgent Learning Workshop PT II” Marshall Tramell (VIRTUAL) **
8:00 PM “Dada Morte: A collaborative multimedia performance exploring the ephemeral nature of
our bodies and technologies” Carrie Fucille and Brenton Lim
8:30 PM “A Thousand Cuts” Desirée Rowe and Michael Tristano, Jr.
8:45 PM Performance Q/A
SATURDAY April 15, 2023
9:00 AM “Mapping the Road to Freedom Through Nature, Art and Stories” Nancy Goldring, Bev Bickel
11:00 AM “Live Painting and Artist Talk” Chris Kolpeace
11:15 “Homie House Press” Adriana Monsalve
1:00 PM “koumboleza a collaborative short film on mourning from a community’s perspective”
Linnea Poole and Samantha Mitchell
2:00 PM “Voices of Baltimore: Learning Adventures for Students and Teachers” Pat Kelly, Gary
Homana, Monica Heiser, Morna Mcnolty, Sharon McCullough, Delana Penn, Melissa Stephenson (HYBRID)
3:00 PM “Sex Noises in the Classroom” Michaela Frischherz
3:30 PM “Artists & Writers Engaged in the global struggle for Human Rights and Racial Justice”
Naomi Greene, Ousmane Power-Greene.
6:00 PM “Building Community Archives: The Pennsylvania Avenue Black Arts District Historical
Photography Project” Angela N. Carroll et al
6:00 PM “Move Move Collaborative: A case study in least-hierarchical Performance Making” –
Cristal Sabbagh, Orlando Johnson, Ashley Shey, Emmett Wilson, Maggie Schneider, and Peter Redgrave (VB 213) **
7:00 PM “Black English and Hip-Hop Should be Celebrated In Higher Education, Not Silenced”
Sara Alexander
8:00 PM “See Through Me” Rikiesha Metzger
8:15 PM “You Can’t Spell America Without the N-Word: Racial Epithet as Talisman and Historical
Monument to Genocide” Dr. Thomas Stanley
8:45 PM “Epochs, Ages, and Yugas: Macro-Temporal Texture and the Expiration of White Power”
Dr. Thomas Stanley
PARTICIPANT BIOS CAN BE FOUND HERE!