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Brian Lewis : Representation
Reading the poem “What Shall I Tell my Children who are Black?” by Margaret Burroughs, Brian Lewis describes what it means to him and how it has become part of his practice. “What shall I tell my children who are black Of what it means to be a captive in this dark skin?” What Shall […]
Kathryn Kolouch : Representation
Performer Kathryn Kolouch talks about how her water bottle maintains her instrument for representation. View more : Representation definitions Contributor Bio : Kathryn Kolouch Kathryn is a student at Eugene Lang College, The New School and was born in Denver Colorado. She’s lived and worked in various places since: Ketchum Idaho, Oakland California, San […]
Samora Pinder Hughes : Representation
View more : Representation definitions Samora was interviewed at The America Project Methodology Remixed at the New School, a day-long series of workshops for hands-on practical engagement with the research-to-performance methodology established by Sekou Sundiata in his America Project, and made open for classroom adaptation in The America Project : A Teaching Method for Collaboration, Creativity and Citizenship, a […]
Brian Lewis : Representation (& youth media)
Brian Lewis talks about making a “documentary” with youth in the TRACE program and the process of creating something in a form which is authentic to the youth voice and exposing the young people involved to the rigor of artistic process. “The piece isn’t done, we did it for 6 weeks and we did […]
Vyjayanthi Rao : Representation
View more : Representation definitions Contributor Bio Vyjayanthi Rao Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs Vyayanthi Rao (Ph.D., University of Chicago) holds a joint appointment with the Graduate Faculty of Political and Social Science, where she is Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs. Her research focuses on globalization, development, and cities, […]