On December 7, 2012, students at Washington State University hosted an interactive poster session on nineteenth-century representations of ruin in art, philosophy, and literature. In addition to a critical response to ruin as picturesque, tragic, and sensational, students also displayed contemporary artwork and media reflections on how ruin has taken shape in the twenty-first century. View the course website.
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