EDUCATION / POP CONFERENCE
2005 Pop Conference Panels

April 14 - 17, 2005
April 14 | April 15 | April 16 | April 17

Schedule for Friday, April 15, 2005:

>> U Got the Look
Venue: JBL Theater
Moderated by: Joanna Demers
Featuring:
Jason King, "Don't Hate on Us, We're Fabulous: Notes on the History and Culture of Black Glam"
Tim Lawrence, "''Do You Wanna Fu-k?'' Sylvester, Crossing and the Strange Case of Disco"
Sharon Mesmer, "''It Gives You That Lift'': Class, Rock and Roll, and Breasts"
Steve Waksman, "Is It My Body? Alice Cooper and Glam Performance"
>> Carnivalesque
Venue: Learning Labs
Moderated by: Darek Mazzone
Featuring:
Susan Harewood, "Mas' Publics of the Transnation: Soca Music Practices and the Gendering of Caribbean Cultural Citizenships"
Megwen May Loveless, "Penetrating the Appeal of LAMBADA!: Undressing the Transnational Edification of a Brazilian National Product of Authenticity"
Monica Rojas, "The 2004 Son de los Diablos: Reconfiguring an Afro Peruvian Carnival Dance"
>> Realness Moves
Venue: Demo Lab
Moderated by: Jasen Emmons
Featuring:
Ben Givan, "Ray Charles Hits the Road"
Allen Lowe, "I Play Therefore I Am – Authenticity and Performance in American Pop"
David Sanjek, "Accidentally, Like A Mensch: The ''Good'' Death of Warren Zevon"
Yuval Taylor, "T.B. Blues"
>> Cool Icons
Venue: JBL Theater
Moderated by: Charles Cross
Featuring:
Krin Gabbard, "Autobiography as Transformation: The Case of Miles Davis"
Eric Lott, "''You Make Me Feel So Young'': Sinatra & Basie & Amos & Andy"
Julianne Shepherd, "The Bad Sister Does Self-Defense: How Courtney Love Turned Her Yellow Wallpaper into a Room of Her Own"
>> Faux-Mos, Homos, and Emo Lesbos
Venue: Learning Labs
Moderated by: Judith Halberstam
Featuring:
Judith Halberstam, "Queer Covers: Lesbians on Ecstasy and the Recycling of Political Culture"
Heather Lukes, "Downward Diva: Rufus Wainwright''s Aria of the Gay Sublime"
Stephan Pennington, "Flawless, Real and the Performance of Naturalization"
Karen Tongson, "Faux-''mo Crooners and the Straight Girls Who Love Them"
Leslie Mah, "Comments"
>> Categorical Meltdown
Venue: Demo Lab
Moderated by: Jacob McMurray
Featuring:
Charles Kronengold, "How Not to be Mistaken for a Pop Song"
Georgia Roberts, "His Ambitionz as a Reader: Teaching the Textual Appeal of Tupac Shakur"
Eric Martin Usner, "Live More Musically: The Sounds of Starbucks' Siren Songs"
James Hannaham, "Girl You Know It's Fake: Lip-sync and ''live'' performance"
>> Lunchtable Talk
Venue: JBL Theater
Online and Under the Masks: Pop Music and Blogging Roundtable
Moderated by: Michaelangelo Matos
Featuring:
Geeta Dayal, "Online and Under the Masks: Pop Music and Blogging Roundtable"
Tom Ewing, "Online and Under the Masks: Pop Music and Blogging Roundtable"
Jess Harvell, "Online and Under the Masks: Pop Music and Blogging Roundtable"
Jay Smooth, "Online and Under the Masks: Pop Music and Blogging Roundtable"
>> Lunch Performance
Venue: Level Three
Following the presentation, this multimedia installation will continue to play for the remainder of the day.
Featuring:
Ronald Nameth, "The Velvet Underground & Punk – Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable and Postmodern Culture"
>> Fitting In
Venue: JBL Theater
Moderated by: Dylan Hicks
Featuring:
Hua Hsu, "''Going Oriental'': Duke Ellington Visits the East"
Josh Kun, "Abie the Fishman: Notes on Jewish Masquerade"
Jody Rosen, "''Yankee Doodle Abie'': Tin Pan Alley Sings ''Hebrew''"
>> Tune Detectives
Venue: Learning Labs
Moderated by: Robert Fink
Featuring:
Larry Birnbaum, "The Train Kept A-Rollin; or, Who Was That Masked Machine?"
Michaelangelo Matos, "All Roads Lead to 'Apache'"
Douglas Wolk, "The (Soda) Pop Explosion"
>> Dance and Resistance
Venue: Demo Lab
Moderated by: Jeff Warren
Featuring:
Daphne Carr, "Dancing, Democracy and Kitsch: Poland's Disco-Polo"
Nate Harrison, "Can I Get An Amen?"
Fred Maus, "Mourning and Identity in a B-52''s Song"
>> Lessons in Mayhem
Venue: JBL Theater
Moderated by: Laura Veirs
Featuring:
Drew Daniel, "How To Act Like Darby Crash"
Greil Marcus, "Death Letters"
David Thomas, "Datapanik in the Year Zero"
>> Playa Politics
Venue: Learning Labs
Moderated by: Lynne d Johnson
Featuring:
Jalylah Burrell, "The ''Mystery of Enmity'': Kanye West and the Scapegoated 'Bougie Broad'"
Cynthia Fuchs, "Higher Anarchy: Performance, Identity, and Anti-war Hip-hop"
Philip Gentry, "Queers Hear This: Translating Eminem"
Ernest Hardy, "Un(w)rapping the Faggotry in Hip-Hop"
>> Body Work
Venue: Demo Lab
Moderated by: Kurt B. Reighley
Featuring:
Rachel Devitt, "Girl on Girl: Bio-Queens, Fat Femmes, and Re-radicalizing the Gender-Fuck"
Simon Warner, "All cut up? The pandrogynous transformation of Genesis P-Orridge"
Jessica Wood, "Poop As Hard As Rock: Putting the 'Anal' in Analysis"
>> My Other Life
Venue: JBL Theater
Moderated by: Dave Dederer
Featuring:
Dan Crane, "Air Guitar: There's No ''There'' There. Or Is There?"
Ted Widmer, "Monarchy in the USA"
Edie Sedgwick, "''We Are Gathered Here in Praise of Me…'': Edie Sedgwick's Five-Point Plan to Save the Human Race"
Sara Sherr, "Wig in a Box"
>> Locating Latin Music
Venue: Learning Labs
Moderated by: Shannon Dudley
Featuring:
Raul Fernandez, "Curatorial Issues in Latin Music"
Michelle Habell-Pallan, "? and the Mysterians: Early Punk''s Hidden Identity"
Deborah Pacini Hernandez, "The Name Game: Locating "Latin," Latinos and Latin Americans in the US Popular Music Landscape"
>> Style/Theory
Venue: Demo Lab
Moderated by: Janet Sarbanes
Featuring:
Theo Cateforis, "American Nervousness, 1979"
Tavia Nyong'o, "Astral Glamour: Queer Theory Masquerading as Punk Rock"
Jennifer Lena, "Racial Tourism in Rap: Voyeurism and Authenticity"
Miles White, "Affecting the Racial Presence: Race as Performativity and Blackness as Authenticity in the Rap Game"
Pop Conference 2005 is supported by 4Culture.

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