JAN 27 | Freedom and Choice in Art and Literature
Margaret Wilkerson Sexton, author of the acclaimed novel A Kind of Freedom, and Risa Puno, the artist responsible for, among other works, an interactive public art project called “The Privilege of Escape" (above), share their work and talk with topic director Sophia Rosenfeld.
FEB 19-20 | (Re)Constitutions of Choice
This asynchronous/synchronous event brings together nine artists, activists, and scholars from across disciplinary boundaries to explore how choices are made, and why. Join us for three exciting panels that examine the social, philosophical, and creative contours of choice-making.
Join us in 2020-2021 as we explore CHOICE with topic director Sophia Rosenfeld.
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January 27Freedom and Choice in Art and Literature
Risa Puno, Margaret Wilkerson Sexton, Sophia Rosenfeld -
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