Contributors to "Indigenous Feminisms across the World, Part 1," a special issue of Meridians: feminism, race, transnationalism, explore forms and meanings of resistance and activist strategies within contemporary feminisms. View the full TOC: ow.ly/p4qu50RzQzO

Such a cool collection!

How can you engage children with classical music in the museum environment? Today on Claire Bown I'm talking to Cecilie Skøtt about engaging students with the music of Carl Nielsen through philosophical questioning & slow listening. podcast.artengager.com/episode/slow-l…

So excited to be I'm conversation with Dr. Samuel Nortey at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi Ghana! FLORIDA UF College of the Arts UF Museum Studies

Special thanks Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana for inviting me to talk about museums and cultural heritage and ceramics. Such a fantastic time. Thank you Dr. Nortey! UF College of the Arts UF Center for Arts, Migration + Entrepreneurship UF Museum Studies

Learn about the arts in public health, how artists serve as second responders ⛑️, and explore AI + emerging tech. Gator alum Julian Chambliss returns to FLORIDA as keynote speaker on Afrofuturism as a Literary Technology. Convening schedule + RSVP (free) at bit.ly/rtacon24

Join us at Harn Museum of Art 7/27 9am-4:30pm for the Public Art Symposium! Conversations, artmaking, and campus public art tour. Presenters include FLORIDA faculty & staff Dr. Porchia Moore and Oaklianna Caraballo; GNV artist Yvonne Ferguson. Keynote by artist/VCU alum Nastassja Swift.

Super grateful to University of South Carolina for this feature of my work with UF College of the Arts UF Center for Arts, Migration + Entrepreneurship and UF Museum Studies Connecting literacy, cultural heritage and artifacts Porchia Moore, iSchool alumna. sc.edu/study/colleges…

We are here!! Come join is for a fantastic day of conversation about Public Art and making!

Friends, never officially announced I was awarded TENURE + PROMOTION!! I'm now Associate Professor and continue to serve as the Associate Director of the Center for Arts, Migration, & Entrepreneurship. 📸 Capetown, South Africa presenting at a conference last week. Grateful

Join us 6PM tonight at Alachua Libraries HQ in downtown GNV for the Nat'l Endow f/t Arts Big Read kickoff: ten months of programming celebrating 20th c. American writer, anthropologist and folklorist, Zora Neale Hurston. NEA Big Read grant partners: UF Libraries, Alachua Library, @ufcota 📖

Last night's NEA BIG READ kickoff celebration= fantastic! The next 10 months we celebrate Zora Neale Hurston's legacy by our entire city reading "Their Eyes Were Watching God" with distribution of free copies of the novel at varying events. Join us!guides.uflib.ufl.edu/BigRead

Special thanks to Oaklianna Caraballo, UF Museum Studies alum for sharing how her degree was critical in her work as Director of the UF Art in State Buildings office. We also took a fantastic public art walking tour of our campus. explore.publicartarchive.org/university-of-…

Hot off the presses! New issue of "Museum Anthropology" -- a special issue on Black Museum Anthropology, guest edited by Deborah Johnson-Simon. Several of the articles are available open access.

The New York Public Library is speaking out against book bans! Be part of the largest ever collective action for the #FreedomToRead. More than 100 activations are planned across the U.S. as communities come together. Join us! on.nypl.org/4dToHHe

Our entire group was scheduled to be on this gangway at this exact time. A magical event, island. I was just there less than a year ago and have been going for over 25 years. Sending prayers and love to all my Gullah family. Heartbreaking tragedy. cnn.com/2024/10/19/us/…

My heart is even heavier this morning. All of those who perished were elders. Our Gullah Families, are love is with you. nytimes.com/2024/10/20/us/…

New Course Alert! Spring 2025

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GLAM FAM, Has everyone shifted to Bluesky? Sworn off these platforms? Where can I find you, Beloveds,