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Exploring ecological themes in time-based media art, examining artists' responses to climate change and their techniques for addressing urgent environmental crises through visual storytelling.
Explore the creative process and knowledge creation through art with William Kentridge's lecture on drawing, incorporating philosophy, history, and visual perception.
Drawing as a means of understanding: Kentridge explores art's role in creating knowledge, from Plato's cave to colonial oppression, challenging how we construct meaning through visual processes and transformations.
Acclaimed author Raven Leilani discusses her work and creative process with Harvard professor Jesse McCarthy, exploring themes of race, art, and contemporary literature in this engaging literary conversation.
Exploration of Indigiqueer literature's role in challenging colonial boundaries, emphasizing Two-Spirit literary sovereignty and the embodied erotic as a political force for Indigenous expression and resistance.
Viet Thanh Nguyen explores memoir writing, collective storytelling, and the complexities of betrayal and secrets in this thought-provoking lecture on speaking from an outsider's perspective.
Acclaimed Latin American writers Alma Guillermoprieto and Valeria Luiselli engage in a thought-provoking dialogue, sharing insights on their literary careers, cultural perspectives, and the art of storytelling.
Explores diverse perspectives on fertility and family in the context of climate change, examining tensions between scarcity, abundance, choice, and control from various viewpoints and cultural works.
Viet Thanh Nguyen explores literary responses to colonization, focusing on forms that cross or abolish borders and invent new styles like "horrific surrealism" to address ongoing political, economic, and cultural consequences.
Explore J. Robert Oppenheimer's life and legacy through a conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Kai Bird, discussing his biography that inspired Christopher Nolan's film.
Exploring the transformative power of art in prisons and beyond, featuring formerly incarcerated artists discussing their experiences and the impact of creative expression on personal and social change.
Explore the historical ties between meteorological science and state power, and their impact on climate crisis data today with environmental historian Sara J. Grossman.
Explore strategies for building collective power and fostering civic engagement in democratic societies with political scientist Hahrie Han's insightful lecture.
Engaging dialogue between authors Rachel Cohen and Claire Messud, exploring literary craft, creative processes, and the art of writing in contemporary times.
Explore the intersection of democracy, civic engagement, and social change with political scientist Hahrie Han in this thought-provoking lecture from the prestigious Tanner Lectures series.
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