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On the Passage of a Few People Through a Rather Brief Period of Time
On the Passage of a Few People Through a Rather Brief Period of Time showcases "project-based" work by artists influenced by Mary Kelly, with her film WLM Demo Remix as its thesis. It explores historical moments of resistance, framed within an intergenerational and historically specific discourse. Inspired by Kelly's online conversation at Tate Modern in…
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Global Perspectives on Free Speech
Global Perspectives on Free Speech
The School of Humanities and Humanities Center presents: Global Perspectives on Free Speech The practice of “free speech” is more commonly understood as a “right” protected by nation-states, particularly those that embrace the principles associated with democracies. How might our understandings of “free speech” shift, if we think globally, transnationally, or comparatively? Wednesday, February 28,…
API Summit 2024: Breaking Barriers, Empowering Voices
API Summit 2024: Breaking Barriers, Empowering Voices
Join us for the inaugural API Summit hosted by The Asian Pacific Islander (API) Initiative. This event aims to showcase the inspiring journeys and accomplishments of API leaders who are boldly breaking barriers and using their voices to drive meaningful change. The summit will provide a dynamic and thought-provoking exploration of the challenges faced by…
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The Bald Soprano
The Bald Soprano is written by Romanian-French avant-garde playwright Eugène Ionesco and directed by Mihai Maniutiu. Considered an absurdist "anti-play," The Bald Soprano introduces the Smiths, a traditional, middle-class English couple who have invited the Martins—a similar couple—over for a visit. The two couples exchange rote, elliptical, nonsensical dialogue and are occasionally joined by Mary,…