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Revised CALL FOR PAPERS: International Committee for the History of Technology 29th Symposium of ICOHTEC - 24-29 June 2002 - Granada (Spain) Session: Arts, Technology and Gender Organisers: Martine Duquesne, University of Paris I-Pantheon-Sorbonne, France, and Joan Rothschild, CUNY Graduate Center, USA Chair: Joan Rothschild This is a call for papers from participants whose research explores, directly or indirectly, relationships of the Arts, Technology and Gender. The proposed session seeks to be a space to exchange case studies and share reflections on varied ways the Arts, Technology and Gender may intersect and interrelate. By Arts we include arts generally (visual arts, both fine and applied, film and photography, literature, music, theatre, dance and other performing arts, etc). Among some basic questions to be considered: Are there, in the arts, as in other areas, gendered practices influenced or adjusted by or through technology? Are there areas and forms in the arts that may escape gendering, and if so, what role might technology play? Do some technologies influence gendered divisions more than or differently from others? Please send a one-page CV, a title and an abstract (500 words), in Spanish, French or English, in the body of the message, to Martine Duquesne at [log in to unmask] Revised Deadline: January 31, 2002 Grace Lees-Maffei MA RCA ILTM Senior Lecturer in the History & Theory of Design & Applied Arts University of Hertfordshire Faculty of Art and Design College Lane Hatfield AL10 9AB Direct Line: 01707 285369 Fax: 01707 285350 [log in to unmask] Design History Society Event Award Co-ordinator http://www.brighton.ac.uk/dhs/2001.html