As a part of the ART 205: Art, Technology, & Society course at St. Norbert College, Associate Professor Brandon Bauer is hosting a lecture series supported by the Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice, and Public Understanding.
The schedule is as follows:
Sky Hopinka – Thursday, March 9th at Noon
Sky Hopinka is a Native American visual artist, filmmaker, and member of the Ho-Chunk Nation who has developed new forms of cinema from the perspectives of Indigenous people. He is a MacArthur Fellow for his work offering new strategies of representation for expressing Indigenous worldviews. His work Kunįkága Remembers Red Banks, Kunįkága Remembers the Welcome Song will be on display in the Media Space Gallery from February 13 – March 31.
Lecture Link: https://snc-edu.zoom.us/j/81442912568?pwd=L5R1VhzCZL5TeQsyYsbCYeHKUQx3N0.1
Jill Magid – Thursday, April 20th at Noon
Jill Magid explores emotional, philosophical, and legal tensions between individuals and institutions. She created the work Tender evoking the connection between the human body and the body politic through the circulation of 120,000 newly minted 2020 edge-engraved pennies as a nearly invisible public artwork.
Lecture Link: https://snc-edu.zoom.us/j/81442912568?pwd=L5R1VhzCZL5TeQsyYsbCYeHKUQx3N0.1
