Center for the Study of Public Scholarship
Programs and Events
Spring 2001
Programs and Events
Spring 2001
| "Science and the Spectacle: Khanako's South Africa, 1936-7" Patricia Hayes, Rockefeller Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship |
February 1 4:00 pm 1385 Oxford Rd. Rm 108 (ICIS) |
| "Between Discourse Building and Marketing: A Strategy in Cultural Production for Cape Town" Zayd Minty, Rockefeller Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship |
February 8 4:00 pm 1385 Oxford Rd. Rm 108 (ICIS) |
| Film Screening of "Apartheid's Last Stand: Truth and Reconciliation on Robben Island" Discussants Patricia Hayes and Noel Solani, Rockefeller Fellows, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship |
February 20 4:00pm S423 Callaway |
| "'Recalling Community in Cape Town: Creating and Curating the District Six Museum" Ciraj Rassool, Department of History, University of the Western Cape |
February 26 4:00 pm Michael C. Carlos Museum Reception Hall |
| "Skeletons in the Cupboard: South African Museums and Trade in Human
Remains, 1907-1917" Ciraj Rassool, Department of History, University of the Western Cape |
March 1 4:00pm 1385 Oxford Rd. Rm 108 (ICIS) |
| "Exhibiting War: A Symposium" Patricia Hayes, Rockefeller Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship Gordon Jones, Atlanta History Center |
March 20 4:00 pm Atlanta History Center 130 W. Paces Ferry Rd NW |
| "Vision and Violence: War Photographies
from Angola and Namibia" Patricia Hayes, Rockefeller Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship |
April 10 4:00 pm S423 Callaway |
| "Home : A Project in South Africa with Contemporary Artists from the South Asian Diaspora. Notes on a Work in Progress" Zayd Minty, Rockefeller Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship |
April 24 4:00 pm S423 Callaway |
| "Evoking History" South African Curator Tumelo Mosaka speaks on Evoking History: Listening Across Culture and Communities, a program that investigates the historical position of the middle passage. The program contains a series of projects that probe Charleston's rich history and its relevance to the local community. The program will be inaugurated during the 2001 Spoleto Festival. |
April 27 4:30 pm S423 Callaway |
Co-sponsored by the Graduate Institute of Liberal Arts, the Institute of African Studies, Women's Studies, the Michael C. Carlos Museum, the Atlanta History Center and supported by the Rockefeller Foundation.
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