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Description<\/h2>\n

\"WriteThe Write about Asia workshop series is facilitated by Mary Barber Roberts<\/a>\u00a0and is offered\u00a0in conjunction with the Seattle Asian Art Museum\u2019s Gardner Center for Asian Art and Ideas Saturday University Lecture Series.\u00a0Additional funding for this series comes from the South Asia Center<\/a>\u00a0and the Southeast Asia Center<\/a> and in the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington.<\/p>\n

The current series is titled “Islam Across Asia: Art Practices\/Cultural Politics” and is inspired by the fact that a\u00a0majority of the world\u2019s Muslim population lives in Asia. “This is an opportune time to explore diversity among their communities. Our series provides historical, cultural, and contemporary perspectives on Islam and the arts, from Central Asia to Indonesia” (description excerpted from the Gardner Center Website).<\/p>\n

Each Saturday, educators will attend the public lecture from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. and then meet for a writing workshop from 11:30 a.m – 2:00 p.m.\u00a0 During the workshop, time is given to solitary writing on the Seattle University Campus in response to the morning lecture. The group then reconvenes to share working drafts. The workshop nurtures educators as writers through self-reflection and group discussion.<\/p>\n

Winter 2017 lecture topics<\/h3>\n

January 28<\/strong>
\nAesthetics, Ethics, and Politics in Muslim South Asia: The Saga of Artist MF Husain<\/em>
\nBruce Lawrence, Duke University<\/p>\n

February 4<\/strong>
\nIslam after the Mongols: Saints, Shrines, and the Stars<\/em>
\nAzfar Moin, University of Texas<\/p>\n

February 11<\/strong>
\nImages and Emotions: Society and Art Practices in the Islamic World<\/em>
\nJamal Elias, University of Pennsylvania<\/p>\n

February 18<\/strong>
\nWhat We Left Unfinished: Afghan Filmmakers and the Afghan Left<\/em>
\nMariam Ghani, artist and filmmaker
\nlocation change to Student Center\u00a0 (limited ticketing)<\/p>\n

February 25
\n<\/strong>No lecture or meeting<\/p>\n

March 4<\/strong>
\nBeing Grateful for Difference: Islam and Religious Plurality in Indonesia<\/em>
\nMuhamad Ali, University of California, Riverside
\nlocation change to Student Center (limited ticketing)<\/p>\n

March 11<\/strong>
\nLiving with Paintings: Spiritual Notes from a Muslim Artist in Indonesia<\/em>
\nKenneth George, Australian National University<\/p>\n

March 18<\/strong>
\nCanvassing the Book<\/em>
\nSharmini Pereira
\nIndependent international curator and art publisher<\/p>\n

March 25<\/strong>
\nThe Art and Culture of Heart Afghanistan in the Late 15th Century: Master of Calligraphers Sultan Ali Mashhadi<\/em>
\nDavid Roxburgh
\nHarvard University<\/p>\n

April 1<\/strong>
\nArtist Naiza Khan in dialogue with Ali Mian, Seattle University<\/p>\n

For information\u00a0about the topics and speakers, visit the Gardner Center website.<\/p>\n

Workshop details<\/h3>\n

Saturdays from January 28\u00a0to April 1\u00a0(no lecture or meeting on Feb 25)
\n10:00 a.m. \u2013 2:00 p.m.
\nSeattle University, Pigott Auditorium (except where noted)<\/p>\n

Benefits<\/h3>\n

Free admission to the lecture and four free clock hours are available for each workshop. Educators can earn up to 36 clock hours by attending all of the workshop sessions.<\/p>\n

Apply here<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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