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“As artists we are all profoundly engaged in our mutual practices, yet the water gathers us into a single pool, thus I invite you to stand on the bridge, as we consider contested sites of memory and monuments. Please join us on March 21, 2025.” —Carrie Mae Weems How might we understand the stakes of the dialogue and debate around monuments and the sites they commemorate? How do we negotiate among multiple—often conflicting—narratives and the way they show up in public space? And is disagreement crucial to transformation? Join us for Monumental Concerns, a gathering convened by acclaimed interdisciplinary artist Carrie Mae Weems. This daylong program (10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.) will bring together a rich array of artists, poets, scholars, activists, and theorists to explore the rocky terrain of contested sites of memory and monuments. Its aim, in offering an evocative examination of the politics of disagreement, is to help us collectively create a framework for moving towards a sense of belonging for all. The convening will conclude with Defiant Life, a musical performance by composer-pianist Vijay Iyer and composer-trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Monumental Concerns is free and open to the public. Registration is required, and there will be a standby line. We are delighted to be joined by a group of extraordinary artists and thinkers: Leah Dickerman, art historian and Director, Research Programs, MoMA Paul M. Farber, curator and Director, Monument Lab Karin Goodfellow, Director, Transformative Art and Monuments, City of Boston Sherrilyn Ifill, lawyer and Founder, 14th Amendment Center for Law and Democracy, Howard University Vijay Iyer, composer and pianist Delali Kumavie, Assistant Professor of English, Syracuse University Roeshana Moore-Evans, Executive Director, Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery Initiative Eto Otitigbe, artist and Associate Professor of Art, Brooklyn College, City University of New York Kendall R. Phillips, Director, Lender Center for Social Justice, Syracuse University Timothy Phillips, Founder, Beyond Conflict Samora Pinderhughes, composer and 2025 Adobe Creative Resident, MoMA Carl Hancock Rux, poet and playwright Timothy W. Ryback, historian and Director, Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation Wadada Leo Smith, composer and trumpeter Bryan Stevenson, lawyer and founder, Equal Justice Initiative Carrie Mae Weems, visual artist Mabel O. Wilson, architect and Nancy and George Rupp Professor of Architecture Planning and Preservation, Columbia University Christina Zhang, Assistant Professor of Art, Architecture, and Design, Lehigh University
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