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Five Months Later, The Zip Code Memory Project Discusses Mourning, Injustice, and Reparative Memory

By Paulina Rodriguez on Apr 02, 2022 0 Comments

On Thursday, the Zip Code Memory Project hosted its second installment of Reparative Memory, its virtual artists’ roundtable discussing public art installations as a praxis of grief, collective healing, and remembrance.

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Destruction Of Images, Political Statements: Iconoclasm On The Global Stage

By Ava Slocum on Jan 30, 2022 0 Comments

David Freedberg’s Iconoclasm, published in 2021, is the result of five decades of foundational study on the topic. On Friday, January 28, Deputy Events Editor Ava Slocum attended the Society of Fellows and the Heyman Center for the Humanities’s discussion of Freedberg’s newest work.

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