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  • Andrew Lichtenstein and Cedric Nunn: Landscape | Memory | Trauma

Andrew Lichtenstein and Cedric Nunn: Landscape | Memory | Trauma

Thursday, September 24, 2015, 4:00 PM – Friday, September 25, 2015, 3:00 PM

School of Education 1120
Part of the poster for "Landscape | Memory | Trauma." Two black-and-white photos are shown side by side. The one on the left is of a short and crumbling stone wall in the foreground with a field behind it. The image on the right shows the inside of a building with pews inside, and the blinds over a window have been destroyed, leaving a mess on the ground.   Text below these images reads, "September 24. ED1120. 4-6 PM."

Part of the center’s inaugural lecture series, photographers Cedric Nunn and Andrew Lichtenstein presented a joint lecture. Nunn’s latest work, "Unsettled," documents the terrain of the eastern cape in South Africa, where colonial settlers and the Xhosa people fought wars lasting a century.

Lichtenstein has pursued a similar project, “American Memory,” documenting neglected historical sites in the U.S. that evoke the destruction of indigenous peoples. In addition to the joint lecture, each photographer presented a seminar on his work. The event was co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences; the departments of African Studies, American Studies, Geography, and the Center for Research on Race, Ethnicity and Society.

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