Events
February 2022
50-Minute Lecture: Indigenous Art as Political Commentary in Ecuador
This lecture is part of the Spring 2022 Lecture & Fine Arts Series. Joseph Quick Lecturer of Anthropology UWM at Waukesha Indigenous Art as Political Commentary in Ecuador Over the past generation, the indigenous Kichwa artists of Cotopaxi Province, Ecuador…
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Visions & Expressions Lecture: Wisconsin Folk Art: Continuity, Community, and Creativity
This lecture is part of the Spring 2022 Lecture & Fine Arts Series. Robert Teske, PhD Former Executive Director at Milwaukee County Historical Society Wisconsin Folk Art: Continuity, Community, and Creativity Drawing upon a wide range of examples of traditional…
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50-Minute Lecture: The Crisis of Violence in Mexico and Central America: The Role of the U.S.
This lecture is part of the Spring 2022 Lecture & Fine Arts Series. Dylan Bennett, PhD Professor of Political Science UWM at Waukesha The Crisis of Violence in Mexico and Central America: The Role of the United States This talk…
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Visions & Expressions Lecture: Jazz and the Joy of Spontaneity
This lecture is part of the Spring 2022 Lecture & Fine Arts Series. Joe Turano Singer, Multi-Instrumentalist Milwaukee Jazz and the Joy of Spontaneity Jazz musician Joe Turano shares his musical journey which led him from a childhood love of…
More info2022 Distinguished Lecture with Kyle Whyte: Indigenous Rights, Reconciliation, and Climate Change
This lecture is part of the Spring 2022 Lecture & Fine Arts Series. Kyle Whyte, PhD Professor of Environment and Sustainability George Willis Pack Professor University of Michigan Indigenous Rights, Reconciliation, and Climate Change Kyle Whyte is a professor and…
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