* Art for art's sake
* Art and mass production
* Self-publication, the internet,
and the online artists
* Talent and/or knowledge in art
* Art and the entertainment business
* Artists as celebrities
* Artists, performers, and
the interpretation of art
* Artists, critics, and the
interpretation of art
* The artist and his characters
* The artist as a character in fiction
* The artist as a peformative act
* Art as a reflection of the artist's values
* Art as a reflection of reality
* Art as a distortion of reality
* Artists as national heroes,
social activists, and revolutionaries
* Art and the artists in the societies
of the Middle Ages, the
Renaissance, the Restoration,
the Romantic and Victorian Age,
and Modern and Post-Modern Era
* Art and the artist in the post-colonial world
* Art and the artist in the United States, Europe, and/or the Caribbean
* Art, the artist, and minorities
* Art and education / Art in education
* Art and history
* Art and religion
* Art and technology
* Art and the sciences
* Art, language, and linguistics
Please send proposals (200 words) for 20-minute papers to José Jiménez by email at cea.caribbeanchapter@gmail.com by 18 December 2008.
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