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    Seeing opposite: The Battle of Algiers and “colonial analogy” in the “Panther 21” 

    Rooney, Adrienne (Rice University, 2018)
    The People of the State of New York v. Lumumba Shakur et al (1970)—as of 1972, the longest and costliest Supreme Court case in New York State history—concerned the indictment of twenty-two members of the Black Panther Party. Charged with “an over-all plan to harass and destroy [the] elements of society which the defendants regarded as part of the ...
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    Duality and the Mask in Eighteenth-Century Actress Portraits 

    Evans, Jane (Rice University, 2015)
    Theatrical masks in portraits of eighteenth-century actresses signify more than the figure’s profession. Multiple masks in a single composition and the figure’s active engagement with these plastic, yet eerily human objects suggest a more complex relationship between the theatrical mask and portraiture. Many scholars have examined eighteenth-century ...
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    Exchanges: Artistic Dialogues Between Tibet and China 

    Ziebell, Zelda (Rice University, 2019)
    In a dynamic exhibition, Exchanges: Artistic Dialogues Between Tibet and China explores hybridized Sino-Tibetan and Tibeto-Chinese styles from the Tang to the Qing Dynasty. China and Tibet have engaged in an iconographic dialogue, facilitated through Buddhism, for a period of over a thousand years, and a survey of this convergence of styles will ...
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    The Evolution of the Three Living and Three Dead: From Moral Meaning to Memento Mori 

    Bunten, Isabelle (Rice University, 2019)

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