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DENVER SOCIETY
| Acting President: Jim
Jansson |
Treasurer/Secretary:
Pat Cockerill |
| Membership:
Anne Black
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Communications: Shina
duVall |
UPCOMING LECTURES at the LODO Tattered Cover
Bookstore (see directions and parking information below):
Sunday, October 25, 2009: 2:00pm
AIA NATIONAL VISITING LECTURER
Marjorie Venit, PhD
Professor of Ancient Mediterranean Art and Architecture
University
of Maryland
"Egypt as Metaphor: Decoration and the Afterlife in
the Monumental Tombs of Ancient Alexandria"
This talk explores the intersection of Egyptian
and Greek (or Roman) decorative elements and motifs in Alexandrian
monumental tombs and the eschatological climate that permitted and
encouraged the convergence. It argues that Greeks adopted and adapted
Egyptian modes of expression in order to fill a void in their own
visual repertoire at a time when visualizing the road to the afterlife
became more acutely essential.
Sunday, November 15, 2009: 2:00pm
Jonathan Kent, PhD
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Metropolitan State College of Denver
Topic: Santa Rita B; Title and Abstract Forthcoming
Sunday, January 24, 2010: 2:00pm
Linda Scott Cummings, PhD
PaleoResearch, Inc.
Title and Abstract Forthcoming
Sunday, February 21, 2010: 2:00pm
Nejib ben Lazrig, PhD
AIA NATIONAL VISITING LECTURER
"Roman Mosaics of Tunisia"
Sunday, March 28, 2010: 2:00pm
Steve
Holen, PhD
Denver Museum of Nature and Science
"The Early Peopling of North America"
LECTURE LOCATION:
TATTERED COVER BOOKSTORE IN LODO
1668 16th Street, Downtown Denver at 16th and Wynkoop
Books related to lecture topics will be available for purchase. All AIA lectures are free and open to the public. Bring a friend along to share in these outstanding and informative lectures.
PARKING on the Street is FREE on Sundays.
Paid parking is available 1/2 block further east on Wynkoop.
Please contact (303) 488-3623 for more
information.
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