Memory Holloway Recent Work

MEMORY HOLLOWAY: Recent Work

Selected Writings and Scholarly Presentations

Books:

• Making Time: Picasso and Suite 347. New York: Peter Lang Publishing, 2006

• Picasso in the Collection of the National Gallery of Victoria. Melbourne: National Gallery of Victoria.

Book Chapters:

• "Home Away from Home: Visual Narratives of the Portu,ouese Court in Brazil." In Narrating the Portuguese Diaspora, Francisco Fagundes and Irene Maria Blayer, ed. London: Peter Lang, 2010.

• "Compulsive Attraction: The Later Works on Paper." Picasso: Mosqueteros, ed. John Richardson. New York: Gagosian Gallery, 2009, 169-239.

• "Making Waves: Cape Verdean Whalers and the Voyage of the Sunbeam." In Jorgen Carling and Luis Batal.ha. eds. Transnational Archipelago: Perspectives on Cape Verdean. Migration and Diaspora. Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam Press, 2008.

• "Dining with Panthers." Review of Maria Manuel Lisboa, Paula Rego 's Map of Memory. In Portuguese Studies. London: King's College Press. 208-211.

• "Rear View Mirror." In Ruth Rosengarten, Compreender Paula Rego: 25 Perspectivas. Porto: Museu Serralves, 46-49.

• "Prece nas areais: Paula Rego e as representacoes visuais da Prirneira Missa no Brasil. In Joao Cezar de Castro Rocha, ed. Nenhum Brazil Existe: Pequena Enciclopedia. Rio de Janeiro: Universidade Editora, 63-73.

• "Rhinoceros sans come: Paula Rego et 1 'antitradition de 1' autoportrait" InArchivos do Centro Cultural Ca/ouste Gulbenkian, xxxxi Special Issue, Biographies. Ed. Francisco Bethencourt, 305- 13. Paris, Fondation Calouste Gulbenkian, 2000.

Exhibition Catalogues (with scholarly essays)

• The Battleship Project: Women Protecting Us. An exhibition on women in the military. USS Massachusetts, Fall River. Curatorial consultant.

• "Time and Time Again." In Denis Pie/, Facescapes. Lisbon: Museu Nacional do Traje.

• "Spencer Ladd: Photographs of the Sheep's Pasture Gardens." Boston, MA

• Anthony Fisher. Galerie Mourlot, New York.

• A Storied Lens: The Photographic World of Norman Fortier. New Bedford: New Bedford Whaling Museum. DVD text and narration for the exhibition.

• Through a Portagee Gate: 19th Century Photographs of New Bedford from the New Bedford Whaling Museum Dartmouth: University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

• "Double Vision: On the Sculpture of John Magnan and His Viewers." In Body Image/Body Essence. Ed. John Magnan, 9-62. New Bedford: Spinner Publications.

Journal Articles

• "Praying in the Sand: Pau1a Rego and Visual Repre:,entations of The First Mass in Brazil, Portuguese Literary and Cultural Studies (Brazil Issue), 4, (Summer 2000).

• "Amadeo Sousa Cardoso, A Mexican and a Mohican: Hybridity and Coexistence in the Paintings of 1917," Portuguese Literary and Cultural Studies, 3 (Spring 2000): 293-311.

• "Picturing Time: Some Photographs of Lidia Jorge," Portuguese Literary and Cultural Studies, 2, (Spring 1999): 140-154.

Grants Under Review

• 2010 American Council of Learned Societies. Principal investigator. For book on the visual representation of Celestina: Murillo, Goya, Picasso, Rego. In collaboration with Carol Salus, Associate Professor, Obio State University

Other Professional Activities

• Ford Foundation Pre-doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships program. Reviewer and panel chair (2007).

• Advisory Board, on Representing Portugal, Consulate of Portugal, New Bedford.

• Department of Defense, Cultural Team, Azores. Representing UMD in collaboration with the National Park Service, and the New Bedford Whaling Museum.

• DVD. Through a Storied Lens: Norman Fortier. New Bedford Whaling Museum.

• DVD. The League School. Research, script and narration on autism. Joe Pires, videographer. The League School, Boston.

• DVD. Feast ofMadeira. New Bedford. Script and narration. Commissioned by the committee for the Feast of Madeira, New Bedford. Joe Pires, videographer.
• Print journalism

Broadcast journalism

• Radio-Televisao Portugal Internacional (RTPI): Interview with Pedro Bicudo on the occasion of "Window on the Azores", Whaling Muselllii, New Bedford.

• Radio-Televisao Portugal Internacional (RTPI): Guest, Programa Carlos de Carmo.

• 3Arts commentator. Australian Broadcasting Commission.

Conference presentations

• American Portuguese Studies Association. International Conference on Trans-Atlantic Exchanges. "Cinema in the Time of Salazar." Co-Chair; organized two sympopsia on visual culture (with Ellen Sapega, U. Wisconsin) Brown University. October 7-9.

• Museum of Modem Art, New York. "The Late Work: Lightning Bolt Man." April 10.

• New England Women's Studies Association. "Bad Girls, Working Girls: The Study of Female Roles in Contemporary Film." University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. April30-May I.

• Mediterranean Studies Association. "Salazar's Boots: Women, Power and Authority in the Work
• of Paula Rego." Universidad de Salamanca May 26-29

• Gender and Empire and Postcolony: Intersections in Luso-Afro-Brazilian Studies: ~Salazar's Boots: Paula Rego and the Visual Legacy of Fascism. University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, October 9-10,

• Latin American Studies Association 281h International Congress. Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro. "From Whipping Post to Tourist Destination: 191h and 201h century images of Rio de Janeiro and Bahia." (accepted)

• Clark Institute. Image and Movement: Film Studies and Art History. May 17. 2010

• Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities. Annual Dinner Benefit. "On the Clemente Course in the Humanities." November 20.

• McCord Museum, Montreal. Bodies on Display. Chair: "Body, Dress, and Medical Culture."November6-8.

• Narrating the Portuguese Diaspora: "Home Away from Home: The Portuguese Court in Brazil" University of Lisbon. October 23-25.

• Bioneers by the Bay Conference: The Geopolitics of Production and Consumption University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

• Clark Institute. 'What is Research?' Fall.

• Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora. "Slave with Iron Muzzle: Control, Consumption and Veneration" Barbados." October 9-11.

• Mediterranean Studies Conference "Low Objects and Dead Things: Picasso and the Still Life of War." May 30-June 1. Evora, Portugal; Session Chair: Architecture and Art

• Girls in the Social Margins Regional Conference. ~Media Representation of Girls." ATMC. May 6.

• Artworks. "On Collections and Collecting Works of Art." Fall.

• Clark Institute. The Meaning of Photography. November 19.

• Mediterranean Studies Conference. 'Seeking the Fountain of Youth: Picasso's and the Font de Canaletes.' Barcelona, May 2004.

• Southworth Public Library, Dartmouth, MA. "Starlight and Straw: Nativity Narratives in Renaissance Art" November 2003.

• Post Imperial Camoes: A Colloquinm. "Facing Camoes." University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, October

• John F. Kennedy Library. "A Tribute to Jose Saramago." Moderator. April 19.

• Mediterranean Studies Conference. "Painting the Body: Cezanne and the Nudes of Aix," Aix-en-Provence, May 2001.

• American Institute ofGraphic Artists. "Crazy Legs: Apollinaire and the Corporeality of Punctuation," Boston, April.

• College Art Association Session: The Lives of the Artists: Autobiography, February 25 "Rear View Mirror: Looking Back While Moving Forward: The Woik of Paula Rego. February 25.

• Centre Culture! Calouste Gulbenkian, Paris: "Les deux faces du miroir: problemes de l'autobiograpbie dans Ia peinture." Lecture and round table discussion.