Visitor Information
Accomodation Near Campus
Holiday Inn Select
130 Clairemont Avenue, Decatur, GA 30030
404-371-0204
shuttle to Emory on request
discount for those attending Emory events
The University Inn
1767 North Decatur Road, Atlanta,GA 30307
404-634-7327, 1-800-654-8591
easy walking distance to Emory campus
Emory Conference Center Hotel
1615 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA 30329
404-712-6000
walking distance to campus, shuttle available on request
Houston Mill House B&B
1223 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA 30307
404-727-7878
no shuttle
Atlanta Days Inn Clairmont
2910 Clairmont Road, Atlanta, GA 30329
404-633-8411
no shuttle
Dining
On Campus
Cafe Antico (Michael C. Carlos Museum cafe)
Cox Hall (university cafeteria)
Cappuccino Joe's (coffees, snacks)
Asbury Court (Emory Hospital cafeteria)
Emory Village, adjacent to campus on N. Decatur Rd.
The Cedar Tree (Mediterranean food and delicatessen)
Everybody's Pizza (pizzas, salads, pasta dishes, licensed)
Burrito Art (burritos, salads,licensed)
Panera Bread Company (soups, sandwiches, baked goods)
Shield's Meat Market (take-out sandwiches and delicatessen)
Doc Chey's Noodle House (Asian food)
The Park Bench (bar, pub food)
Caribou Coffee
Starbucks Coffee
Downtown Decatur, Virginia Highlands, Metro Atlanta
http://www.restaurantguideatlanta.com
http://www.atlantarestaurants.com
Transportation
Public Transportation, subway system and buses
MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transis Authority)
http://www.itsmarta.com
Dekalb Taxi, 404-371-4535
The concierge, Leotis Watson, at the Emory Conference Center Hotel
and Emory Inn will help to arrange transportation
Credits
Organized by:
WALTER S. MELION, Professor, Johns Hopkins University
REINDERT L. FALKENBURG, Professor, University of Leiden
C. JEAN CAMPBELL, Assoc. Professor, Emory University
Sponsored by:
The Lovis Corinth Endowment
The Robert Lehman Foundation
The Quadrangle Research Fund, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, Emory University
Special thanks to:
THE MICHAEL C. CARLOS MUSEUM for the use of their facilities.
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The 2003 Lovis Corinth Research Symposium brings together an international group of scholars of Art History, History, Theology, German and English, with the aim of investigating the central role played by images of place and space in late medieval and early modern practices of religious self-formation and self-experience.
Program
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
THURSDAY, APRIL 3
Reception Hall, Michael C. Carlos Museum
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Welcome & Introduction
Robert Lehman Lecture by:
KLAUS KRÜGER, Professor, University of Basel
"Desiderium habens dissolvi, et esse cum Christo":
On the Pictorial Construction of Inner Presence in Early Modern Italy
Reception
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
Reception Hall, Michael C. Carlos Museum
9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
THOMAS LENTES, Professor, University of Münster
Imago Dei. The soul in its images in the Middle Ages
HENRY LUTTIKHUIZEN, Professor, Calvin College
Monastic Hospitality: The Cloister as Heart in Early Netherlandish Painting
MALCOLM BAKER, Deputy Head of Research, Victoria & Albert Museum
Contemplative Continuities and the Recontextualisation of the Devotional Image
1:30 - 5:00 p.m.
REINDERT L. FALKENBURG, Professor, University of Leiden
Auto-iconoclasm in the Work of Hieronymus Bosch
BRET ROTHSTEIN, Assistant Professor, Rhode Island College
The Rule of Metaphor and the Play of the Viewer
NIKLAUS LARGIER, Professor,University of California, Berkeley
Taste and See: Constructing the Space of the Senses
SATURDAY, APRIL 5
Reception Hall, Michael C. Carlos Museum
9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
SARAH BECKWITH, Professor, Duke University
Stage, Page, and Pulpit: Martin Marprelate's Contribution to Theatre History
CHRIS OCKER, Professor, San Francisco Theological Seminary
Taverns and the Transformations of the Self: Pamphlets in the Early Reformation
LEE PALMER WANDEL, Professor, University of Wisconsin, Madison
The Communion of Souls: The Eucharist in the Reformation
1:30 - 5:00 p.m.
WALTER S. MELION, Professor, Johns Hopkins University
Penance and the Meditative "Catena" in Hieronymus Wiericx's "Septem Psalmi Davidici" of 1608
MICHAEL COLE, Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Discernment and Animation from Leonardo to Lomazzo
CHRISTINE GÖTTLER, Associate Professor, University of Washington
Shaping the Soul: Materiality and Mimesis, circa 1600
SUNDAY, APRIL 6
Reception Hall, Michael C. Carlos Museum
9:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Roundtable Discussion
Chaired by:
WALTER MELION & REINDERT FALKENBURG
Introductory Comments by:
LARRY SILVER, Professor of Art History, University of Pennsylvania
Supplementary Schedule for Speakers & Discussants
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