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Monday, October 18

Vera Keller Community Coffee Hour
6th Floor Terrace, 4–5 pm

Tuesday, October 19

“Cross-Cultural Transformation of Buddhist Talismans from Medieval China to Korea”
Youn-mi Kim
Ewha Womans University
Via Zoom, 12:15–1:15 pm
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“Hyalomania: Early Modern Glass Research between the Disciplines”
Vera Keller
University of Oregon
Via Zoom, 6–7 pm
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RSVP: jen.ha@bgc.bard.edu if you would like to attend the event in-person at the Lecture Hall

Wednesday, October 20

“Tactics of Chambers: Strategy in Early Modern Museology”
Vera Keller
University of Oregon
Via Zoom, 12:15–1:15 pm
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RSVP: jen.ha@bgc.bard.edu if you would like to attend the event in-person at the Lecture Hall

Thursday, October 21

“Justice, Property, and Punishment: The Role of Montreal Sheriff Edward William Gray in Eighteenth-Century Quebec Slavery
Charmaine Nelson
BGC Fields of the Future Research Fellow
Via Zoom, 12:15–1:15 pm
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RSVP: jen.ha@bgc.bard.edu if you would like to attend the event in-person at the Lecture Hall

“Race-ing Whimsy: Black and Asian Figures in the Majolica Imaginary
Curated and moderated by Adrienne L. Childs with Iris Moon and Sequoia Miller
Via Zoom, 6 pm
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Use code BGCCommunity for free tickets

Friday, October 22 – Sunday, October 24

Library Book Giveaway
Penthouse North, 9 am

 
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