April 2023
April 14 - 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
The Faculty Colloquium Series for 2022-23 invites you to a lecture entitled "Black Beyond the Wound: Identity and Freedom in Afro-Modern Political Thought" presented by Jared Loggins, Postdoctoral Fellow and Visiting Assistant Professor of Black Studies and Political Science. All members of the Amherst College community are cordially invited to attend these presentations. Converse Hall, Porter Lounge, Room 310 - Amherst CollegeApril 20 - 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM with reception to follow
2023 Enid Mark Lecture in Contemporary Poetry and Book Arts, "At the Intersection of Content, Process & Magic: The Artist’s Book Experience." In this presentation, Julie Chen will discuss her recent work and give some behind the scenes peeks at how her artist’s books get designed and produced. The artist’s book is a versatile art form that allows for the creation of a wide variety of immersive experiences. Reading is generally a solitary activity, so all elements contained in an artist’s book must be easily accessible to the reader and, in the case of books with unusual structures, come with clear instructions on how to work them. Makers of artist’s books must often juggle many roles: designer, engineer, printer, binder and of course, artist. Neilson Library Browsing Room - Smith College or Zoom with registrationDate
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