Program

Friday, September 24, 2010

9.30-10.30  Session 1 A

• Costas Douzinas
  Legal Iconology or a Legal Phenomenology of Images
• Sidia Fiorato
  Images of Political Power through Dance: MacMillan’s Romeo and Juliet
  

10.30-11.00  Coffee

11.00-12.00  Session 1 B

• Martin Kayman
  "Iconic" Texts of Law and Religion: A Tale of Two Decalogues
• Gary Watt
  Law Suits: Clothing as the Image of Law

12.00-13.30  Lunch

13.30-14.30  Session 2 A

• Daniel Halft
  Law and the Moving Image
• Katarina Renman Claesson
  Is There a Copyright Protection of an Exhibition Format?  

14.30-15.00  Coffee

15.00-16.30  Session 2 B

• Christine Poggi
  Mirroring the Law in Contemporary Art
• Ari Hirvonen
  Laws of Bodies
• Max Liljefors
  Performing Crisis: Body and Authority in Contemporary Art
  

Saturday, September 25, 2010

10.15-11.15  Session 3 A

• Leif Dahlberg
  Mapping the Law of Stockholm. Reading Eighteenth Century Plans of Stockholm as Representing and Constituting Legal Space
• Chiara Battisti
  Iconology of Law and Disorder in the Television Series "Law & Order. Special Victims Unit"
  

11.15-11.45  Coffee

11.45-12.45  Session 3 B

• Karen-Margrethe Simonsen
  To See or not to See. On the Eye of Power in Modern Surveillance Society and the Post-Orwellian Sousveillance Strategies of Contemporary Art
• Shi Zengzhi
  Transformations of Citizen Participation on the Internet in China
  

12.45-14.15  Lunch

14.15-16.00  Session 4 A

• Paul Raffield
  Law and the Equivocal Image: Sacred and Profane in Royal Portraiture
• Daniela Carpi
  Photography as Forensic Evidence
• Richard K. Sherwin
  Legimatrix: Visualizing Law in the Age of the Digital Neo-baroque
  

16.00-16.30  Break

16.30-17.30  Session 4 B

• Merima Bruncevic
  The “Original” and Its Legal Significance in a Digitised World
• Pelle Snickars
  Heritage, Institutions & Digital Policies