#womenandmigrations
#womenandmigrations
On view October 1–November 22, 2020 | St. Olaf College Curated by Assistant Professor of Art History at St. Olaf College, Hannah Ryan, with curatorial assistance from Amanda Rose ’21 View the Virtual Exhibit at: Both born and raised…
Khan, SK. (2020). “To Sow and To Sew: Siddi Women Farmers (and Quilters) in Uttara Kannada, Karnataka, India.” In African Diasporan Communities Across South Asia, Volume 2, in The Afro-South Asian in the Global African Diaspora, 3-Volume Series. Edited by Kenneth X. Robbins,…
Read more about the ShortList nominees and Women and Migration(s) collaborator, author Maaza Mengiste on the Booker Prize website.
Join NYU Washington, DC in welcoming NYU Tisch’s Deb Willis and Ellyn Toscano with Cheryl Finley of Spelman’s AUC Art Collective for this special DC Dialogues program on Women and Migration(s) webinar. This event is also sponsored by NYU’s Office of…
An author, Women and Migration(s) collaborator, and longtime professor at Rutgers, Cheryl A. Wall pressed for the inclusion of black authors in curriculums and was an expert on Zora Neale Hurston. Read the NY Times article here.
Maryland Institute College of Art is pleased to present Migrations and Meaning(s) in Art, an exhibition curated by scholar and artist, Deborah Willis, PhD, the inaugural Stuart B. Cooper Endowed Chair in Photography, from January 30 through March 15, 2020…