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PAINTING MY FIELDNOTES: RETHINKING THE STRANGE CROSSINGS BETWEEN ARTISTS AND ANTHROPOLOGISTS.
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Reviewed By: Society for Visual Anthropology
Wednesday, November 14, 2012: 2:00 PM-3:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Organizers:  Irving C Johnson (National University of Singapore)
Chairs:  Andrea M Heckman (University of New Mexico and University of New Mexico)
2:00 PM
Artist and Anthropologist At the Crossings of Portraiture, Politics, and Aesthetics: Methods and Products of a Collaborative Experience
Igor Pasternak (University of Alaska Fairbanks)
2:15 PM
An Anthropologist In the Underworld: Reflexivity, Ethnography and the Limits of Tradition In Thai Mural Painting
Irving C Johnson (National University of Singapore)
2:30 PM
Handcrafted Essays: The Anthro-Artist’s Book
Carol Hendrickson (Marlboro College)
2:45 PM
Pushed Into Binarism? the Challenges of Being Both Artist and Researcher
Andrea Milde (King's College)
3:00 PM
The Creative LENS of the Anthropologist As Artist
Andrea M Heckman (University of New Mexico)
3:15 PM
Painting What I See, In Order to See
Andrew Causey (Columbia College Chicago)
3:30 PM
Discussion
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