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LaToya Ruby
Frazier: Art as Transformation - Using Photography for Social Change
April 14, 7
p.m.
Join us tonight for
this discussion with Latoya Ruby Frazier, who will discuss how
she has used photography to fight injustice—poverty, healthcare,
gender inequality, environmental contamination, racism, and
more—and create a more representative self-portrait.
If you missed Color Riot!
How Color Changed Navajo Textiles at MAM, join
this special virtual talk and tour in collaboration with The George
Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum.
As part of
their Rug and Textile Appreciation Mornings series, Velma Kee Craig—a
weaver and one of the three Diné curators of the original
exhibition—will speak about the stunning weavings selected and the
exhibition's themes. Larissa
Nez, a contributing curator for MAM’s installation,
will share additional community and artistic perspectives on
weaving. The tour will be moderated by Laura J. Allen, MAM Curator
of Native American Art.
