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Contemporary Conversations: Objects of Hate Interpreted in Art
Spurlock Museum of World Cultures
600 S. Gregory St.
Urbana, Illinois 61801
(217) 333-2360
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Museums hold all types of material culture in their collections. Many of these materials are examples of historic or aesthetic significance. Others may have been created for religious or social ceremonies. All reflect what mattered to creators and echoed their cultural values. Visual artists hold a significant place within culture. They use a range of visual media to explore, question, and communicate ideas. In a follow up to the September 15th Facilitating Dialogue around Objects of Hate, this program examines how visual artists create works that interrogate, reimagine, or repurpose objects and imagery associated with hate.
Join this Contemporary Conversation with Amy L. Powell, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, Krannert Art Museum and Curator of Campus Arts Research; Stacey Robinson, artist and Associate Professor of Graphic Design, Design for Responsible Innovation, and Studio Art; and Monica M. Scott, Manager of Community Engagement and Programs, Spurlock Museum.
Contemporary Conversations instigate conversations around contemporary cultural issues, themes, and ideas. These are mostly moderated conversations with a panel of experts, practitioners, and enthusiasts.