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A Matter of Public Inspiration

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October 20, 2020
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2:00 pm
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Part of our series Marking Absences – Shifting Narratives, organized by curator Niama Safia Sandy

A Matter of Public Inspiration invites a cross-section of those leading the charge to bring social justice to their communities to reflect on the landscape of their cities. At their best, monuments and public art installations can become part of a community’s psyche, acting as extensions of ourselves and our hopes and dreams. Naila Opiangah, Walter Cruz, Hank Willis Thomas, Jerald Cooper, and Kaneza Schaal share about the fixtures in their communities that have shaped and inspired them and functioned in their life. Moderated by Niama Safia Sandy.

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A Matter of Public Inspiration invites a cross-section of those leading the charge to bring social justice to their communities to reflect on the landscape of their cities. At their best, monuments and public art installations can become part of a community’s psyche, acting as extensions of ourselves and our hopes and dreams. Naila Opiangah, Walter Cruz, Hank Willis Thomas, Jerald Cooper, and Kaneza Schaal share about the fixtures in their communities that have shaped and inspired them and functioned in their life. Moderated by Niama Safia Sandy.

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Oct
20
WWW
A Matter of Public Inspiration
October 20, 2020
/
2:00 pm
-
3:00 pm
Virtual
Talks
Part of our series Marking Absences – Shifting Narratives, organized by curator Niama Safia Sandy

A Matter of Public Inspiration invites a cross-section of those leading the charge to bring social justice to their communities to reflect on the landscape of their cities. At their best, monuments and public art installations can become part of a community’s psyche, acting as extensions of ourselves and our hopes and dreams. Naila Opiangah, Walter Cruz, Hank Willis Thomas, Jerald Cooper, and Kaneza Schaal share about the fixtures in their communities that have shaped and inspired them and functioned in their life. Moderated by Niama Safia Sandy.

Marking Absences – Shifting Narratives
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