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Join us for these upcoming events:
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The work of Tony Ramos as a pioneering performance and media artist is framed by his sojourns from Rhode Island to Cape Verde. It spans a forty year trajectory of recording, documenting, and creating a narrative that connects dots and points of space, time, history, and memory. In this the reconstitution of forgotten and overlooked stories is the legacy. The Rhode Island return of the artist and his work 40 years later brings full circle a unique and important transatlantic legacy,
connecting a body of work that is local, global, and universal.
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October 2, 2015
Lunch talk with Prof. Keisha-Khan Perry, 2015 CSSJ Faculty Associate, and Lydia Kelow-Bennett, Ph.D. Candidate
Feminist Research, Engendering Blackness, and the Impact of Police Militarization October 6, 2015
Lunch talk with Craig A. Landy, Esq.
The Topham Case and the Irish Contribution to the Antislavery Movement in New York in the early 1800s October 8, 2015
Lunch talk with Prof. Geri Augusto, 2015 CSSJ Faculty Associate
The "disarray of nature": Expressive forms and symbolism in the CSSJ slave garden October 8, 2015
Conversation with Prof. Douglas Armstrong
Creating a National Park Honoring Harriet Tubman: Archaeology, Preservation, and Public Interpretation at the Harriet Tubman Home
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