Author: Isabela Fraga
Founding Member Cécile Fromont Featured in the NYT about Restitution of Artwork to African Countries
Art historian Cécile Fromont (Yale), founding member of the Working Group on Slavery and Visual Culture, was featured in a New York Times piece published on Jan. 3 about a report that calls for artwo... Read More
March 15th: Reading group session on Frank Tannenbaum with Barbara Weinstein (NYU)
On March 15th, 2019, the Slavery and Visual Culture Working Group will hold a special reading group session: Barbara Weinstein (History, NYU) will be conducting a discussion on Frank Tannenbaum’... Read More
January 25th: Workshop with Professor Emily Osborn (History)
Please join us on Friday, January 25th, for a workshop session with Emily Osborn (Associate Professor of African History, African Studies, and the College) on “Coloring the Slave Trade Red: C... Read More
January 10th: Conversation with Kathryn Joy McKnight on teaching archives of people of African descent in the Americas
The Slavery and Visual Culture Working Group, with the support of the Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Students Committee, is hosting an open conversation on January 10th with professor Kathryn Joy McKnigh... Read More
January 10th: Public Lecture by Kathryn Joy McKnight on Afro-Iberian healers in Cartagena de Indias
As the first event of the winter of 2019, we are proud to have Kathryn Joy McKnight, Associate Professor of the University of New Mexico, to give a public lecture entitled: “Battling for Definitio... Read More
Protected: “On the Spectrality of the Law: Visuality and the Contest for Slaveholding Sovereignty,” by Agnes Lugo-Ortiz
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Protected: Miguel Valerio, “Visualizing Afro-Creole Performance and Dance in Colonial Latin America”
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Protected: Kaneesha Parsard: “Is the Coolie Group a Bargaining Unit?”
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