Conference Program 4:15 – 5:45 Panel IV The Challenges of Representation Chair: Javier U riarte (Hisp. Lang. & Lit, Stony Brook University) José G. Chueca (Stony Brook University) “Las mariposas de Mario de Andrade: una fotografía de lo que no se ve” Lizabel Monica (Princeton University) “Paperback Writers: How New Media (un)Shapes Contemporary Cuban Literature” Gabriel Rudas (Stony Brook University) “Esto no es política: notas sobre la relación entre novelas por entregas y proyectos políticos en Sab y El negro mártir” Emmanuel Velayos (New York University) “El arte de pintar palabras y repúblicas: tipografía experimental y pensamiento político en la escritura de Simón Rodríguez” 5:45 – 6:00 Conclusion ………………………………………………………………………………………. 14 LACS th Graduate Student Conference The Latin American & Caribbean Studies Center We would like to extend a warm thanks to… All attending guests, chairpersons, and sponsors. With special thanks to our keynote speaker Alejandra Bronfman, this year’s Conference Director Emmanuel A. Pardo, and the Organizing Committee: Eron Ackerman, Ashley Black, Nicole Basile, Paola Cepeda, Natalia Chamorro, Jin-‐Aeng Choi, José Chueca, Sergio Pinto-‐Handler, Natalia Polito, David Purificato, Gonzalo Romero Sommer, Carolina Vittor Medina, and David Yee. Media & Belonging: Communication, Technology and Cultural Production in Latin America April 10, 2015 Stony Brook Manhattan ………………………………… Stony Brook University, Manhattan Campus 387 Park Avenue South at 28th Street, 3rd Floor www.stonybrook.edu/lacc Conference Program Conference Program 9:00 – 9:30 Registration and Breakfast Reception (Main Hall) 9:30 – 9:45 Conference Opening and Welcome 1:00 – 2:30 Panel II Media and Grassroots Activism Chair: Eric Zolov (History, Stony Brook University) Paul Firbas (Director of the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Center at Stony Brook University) 9:45 – 11:00 Panel I Media, Representation and Structures of Power Chair: Joseph Pierce (Hisp. Lang. & Lit, Stony Brook University) Susana Sevilla Aho and Kitty O´Riordan (University of Connecticut) “Digital Methods & Colonial Texts” Maximillian Alvarez (University of Michigan) “Conditions of Possibility: Media and Magonismo” Gillian Sneed (CUNY) “Passages, Propositions, and Tasks: Gendered S ubjectivity and Resistance in Brazilian Video Art Performance in the 1970s ” 11:00 – 12:00 Keynote Presentation Chair: Lori Flores (History, Stony Brook University) Angela M. Arias-‐Zapata (National University of Colombia) “Inventing Oblivion: The Depiction of Colombians´ “Lack of Memory” in Mainstream Media” Ashley Black (Stony Brook University) “Exiled H istories: Luis Cardoza y Aragón, Juan José Arévalo and the Lesson of the Guatemalan Revolution, 1954-‐1956” Elizabeth Osborne (Stony Brook University) “Mixing Media nd Music: Postmemory Practices of Aural Fusce sagittis elit eu ealit. and nV isual Crollage in Amntonia Phasellus iaculis eque nec isus. Morbi agna Rossi´s El eco de las canciones diam, elementum sit amet, commodo id, (2010)” condimentum sit amet, (Brown felis. Aliquam aliquam Andre Pagliarini University) sem vel sem. Vestibulum vel leo. Donec nde? Para onde?´ dNui ew Social Movements and the elementum, l“´De orem noon semper adipiscing, ver Brazil´s ´Civil´ erat congue uDebate rna, sed voenenatis eros lectus sit – Military Dictatorship” Alejandra Bronfman (The University of British Columbia) “´I Want You to Get the Sound of Tak It´: History, Media and Blackness” 2:3o – 4:00 Panel III Political T rauma and the Production of Memory Introduction by Paul Gootenberg (History, Stony Brook University) 12:00 – 1:00 Lunch (Gallery and Main Hall) Natalia Chamorro (Stony Brook University) “Occupy Bakery (2013): Translating Latin American Diaspora Mobility into Latino Labor Activism” Jin-‐Aeng Choi (Stony Brook University) “Ônibus 174: The Violence around Us and the Violation in Us” Luz Marina Monsalve Friedman (Universidad Nacional de Colombia) “La incidencia de la comunicación en la problemática minero ambiental en Colombia” Giselle Winchester (Rutgers University) “Cartografía, representación e identidad en La travesía de Chumpi” amet libero. Praesent et sem. 4:00 – 4:15 Break