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SUMMARY:Fresh Talk: Sarah Lewis--Vision and Justice
DESCRIPTION:Explore photography as a catalyst for social change. \nAs the first guest editor in Aperture magazine’s 64-year history\, Sarah Lewis defined the relationship between what we see (vision) and what we fix (justice) in the landmark 2016 “Vision & Justice” issue. By turning the pages of the magazine into a primary source for exploring visual literacy\, citizenship\, and representational justice\, Lewis positioned photography as a catalyst for social change. \nExplore these questions and more: In our image-driven society\, is visual literacy a necessary tool to citizenship? Does photography have the power to correct age-old narratives used to justify injustice? What is the role of the photojournalist or fine art photographer today? \nSpeakers include Sarah Lewis\, bestselling author\, curator\, and Harvard professor\, and moderator Rhea Combs\, curator of film and photography\, and director of the Center for African American Media Arts at National Museum of African American History and Culture.
URL:https://www.civic-season.com/event/fresh-talk-sarah-lewis-vision-and-justice/
LOCATION:National Museum of Women in the Arts\, United States
CATEGORIES:Be Heard,Independence + Freedom
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