9th Annual UCLA Undergraduate Colloquium in Armenian Studies

The 9th annual UCLA Undergraduate Colloquium in Armenian Studies, in association with UCLA Undergraduate Research Week.

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*POSTPONED* Kubler in Cuzco Shaping Architectural Modernity after the 1950 Earthquake

Event Presented by the Andean Working Group

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An Evening with Tigran Hamasyan

In Celebration of the Promise Chair in Armenian Music, Arts, and Culture at UCLA

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The Illusion of the Individual: uma experiência a partir da sala da aula

This will be a discussion on theory and literature. Event will be held in Portuguese.

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Nationalism and Empire: Their Dynamics and Implications for the World and Asia-Pacific

Dingxin Zhao (University of Chicago) explores the origins of nationalism, its global expansion, the nature of nationalist ideology, and the current trends of nationalist movements in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. Kevan Harris (UCLA) and Andrea Goldman (UCLA) will co-chair the talk.

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"BODY & THE CITY’ INTERACTIVE DISPLAY

A perspective on Los Angeles’s segregation through the lens of its spectacular, scandalous, decadent feminine bodies.

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Book Talk: Religious Change in China after Mao

Yanfei Sun (Zhejiang University) presents insights from a forthcoming book that synthesizes two decades of ethnographic, archival, and historical comparative research to examine religious transformation in post-Mao China. Andrea Goldman (UCLA) will chair the talk.

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Foreign in Two Homelands: Racism, Return Migration, and Turkish-German History

Michelle Lynn Kahn, Associate Professor of Modern European History at University of Richmond, on the transnational history of Turkish migrants, Germany's largest ethnic minority.

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To Amuse, Amass, and Multiply: Ai, Rebel and the Art and Activism of Ai Weiwei

Webinar by FOONG Ping, Foster Foundation Curator of Chinese Art, Seattle Art Museum.

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Judicial Territory: Law, Capital and the Expansion of American Empire

Shaina Potts, Associate Professor, Geography and Global Studies, University of California, Los Angeles

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