CAHI’s Meet the Author/Artist series celebrates the recent achievements of our colleagues across a range of disciplines in the Arts + Humanities. These salon-style presentations are followed by lively discussion. This year, we are delighted to present these events in partnership with our friends at the IU Arts + Humanities Council.
Sarah Edmands Martin discusses her research and creative activity, from projects that blend archival research, digital design, and community engagement at the Wylie House Museum, to work with clients like Citibank, to her most recent project, “Ongoing Matter: Democracy, Design, and the Mueller Report,” co-created with Professor Anne H. Berry of Cleveland State University. This event will stream live via the IU Arts and Humanities Council’s Facebook page.
Ross Gay, poet and Professor of English at IU Bloomington, will read from his new work of poetry, Be Holding, and join in conversation with J. Kameron Carter, Professor of Religious Studies. This event will stream live via the IU Arts and Humanities Council’s Facebook page.
Alisha Lola Jones, Assistant Professor of Folklore and Ethnomusicology at IU Bloomington, will discuss her recent book, Flaming? The Peculiar Politics of Fire and Desire in Black Male Gospel Performance (Oxford University Press, 2020). This event will stream live via the IU Arts and Humanities Council’s Facebook page.
Osamu James Nakagawa will give a lecture titled “Beyond Photography,” followed by a discussion with guest David Ondrik. The talk will present work completed since his 2009-10 Guggenheim fellowship project, Gama Caves, in Okinawa. This event will stream live via the IU Arts and Humanities Council’s Facebook page.
Professor Reilly will discuss her recent book, The Cistercian Reform and the Art of the Book in Twelfth-Century France (Amsterdam University Press). This event will stream live via the IU Arts and Humanities Council’s Facebook page.
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