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Reimagining Representation: Active Voice

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November 15, 2022, 6 PM

Location: Atrium

This event is free and open to the public

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Two masked students arrange cut pieces of paper on top of an electronic printer.
Reimagining Representation, Tang Teaching Museum, November 15, 2022, photo by Megan Mumford

This event was originally scheduled for October 20.

Join us on Tuesday, November 15, at 6 pm, for a live print-making event featuring socially engaged projects conceived of and presented by students in Reimagining Representation (AR 338), taught by Visiting Artist-in-Residence Lindsay Buchman. Read more about the course’s past projects on their Art & Ideas page.

Students in the class work collaboratively to form alliances across social and racial justice causes, reflecting on how the history of art and design have been utilized within the act of protest, organizing, and intersectional movement building. Together, these student-led initiatives seek to raise questions and awareness by advocating for structural change, providing ways to get involved, and sharing self-reflective tools for creating a more equitable future.

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A young woman wearing a black and white sweater stands at a craft table and collages, while a group of people behind her do the same.
Two people wearing maroon and gray, seen from the mid-section up, stand before a white printer on which they place white paper.
Two people hold up a poster to show it to two other people between them.
A group of people, seen in profile, gather on both sides of a long table to observe posters with colorful paper cut-outs of text and illustrations.
Three people sit on a gray and black floor, drawing on two pieces of paper, while two women sit on a gray staircase behind them, also drawing on paper.
Three people stand behind a light gray table, collaging with neutral-colored paper and colorful paper cutouts of text and illustrations, in front of a light gray brick wall.
Three people sit next to each other on chairs in a gallery, each reading small booklets or posters.
A medium dark-skinned person, whose face is out of focus, holds open a black booklet with a white design on it’s cover.
In a large room, two masked people in the foreground observe a white and red poster sitting atop a white machine while onlookers observe behind them.
The head of a person seated alone in a theater is silhouetted against a projection of a white rectangle with the text “IN YOUR HEAD”
Seen from above is a crowd in a large gray room gathered around long tables in discontinuous L-shape formations surrounding a large printer.
A young woman wearing a teal jacket smiles at us and holds up a white and blue poster, while a person wearing all black is blurred in the background to her left.
In a large room, a person in the foreground pulls out a cartridge from a large printer to the right, while other people gather and observe behind them.
In a large room, a group of six masked people gather around a large printer and observe a poster which one of them holds up.
Four people smile at us while holding up opened yellow and blue booklets, standing in front of a gray wall.
A group of people wearing masks looks at us while surrounding a large printer, some in front, some behind, while holding up posters, inside a large room with gray walls.
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