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Translating Ayer el fuego

Cultural Studies and Language Series - Fall 2024
East Academic Center, Classroom 1

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Rodrigo Urquiola will discuss and perhaps read from his collection of short stories, and Shaina Brassard will talk about translating them.

Shalalae Jamil

the science of taking a walk, 2015 by Shalalae Jamil Visual Arts Lecture Series (VALS)—Fall 2024
Tishman Lecture Hall

Shalalae Jamil was born and raised in Pakistan and educated at Bennington College, USA and at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, USA. Currently based in Karachi, Pakistan, she uses photography, film, video, installation and elements of performance to continually investigate how perception and meaning are altered by the shifting parameters of private and public space. Sometimes poetic, but often straightforward, her work uses the generic to address unspoken aspects of shared experience.

Curtis Chin in conversation with Provost Maurice Hall

Book Cover
CAPA Symposium

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Writer, film director, and activist Curtis Chin will talk about his book "Everything I learned, I learned in a Chinese Restaurant", in conversation with Provost Maurice Hall.

Alice Diop and Amrita David

Alice Diop Cultural Studies and Language Series - Fall 2024
Tishman Lecture Hall

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Filmmaker Alice Diop and editor Amrita David will talk about their long-time collaboration that includes Danton's Death, Towards Tenderness, We, and Saint Omer. They will be joined by translator and Bennington alum, Nicholas Elliott '96.