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Richmond's Robert E. Lee monument protests scanned
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The Robert E. Lee Monument located on Monument Drive in Richmond, VA, has transformed into a site of protest, subversion, and public engagement by protesters and activists marching for Black Lives. Check out this 3D, aerial model by @terrykilby. What’s been your fave engagement?
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One reason why we need new monuments and memorials.
spaces to mourn, spaces to process, spaces to center ourselves for the work we need to do.
@Monument_Lab @PaperMonuments
#newmonumentsfornewcities
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I'm giving a talk later this month about the role of counter-narrative, guerrilla tactics, and speculative history as tools artists have used to respond to monuments - or the vacuums left in their absence. Excited to plug @Monument_Lab @PaperMonuments among others!
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Today's @UVaSARC Methods of Community Engagement and Research class I get to talk about the work of some of my favorite friends: @theresahyuna Our Skid Row: deptofplaces.org/projects#/o… and @BCLeeJr & @wingedisis @PaperMonuments: papermonuments.org/
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The power of place. The legacy of people. The impact of collective leadership.
Tabernacle Baptist Church-Selma, AL.
Designed by David T. West, African American architect & member of Tabernacle Baptist Church in 1922.
#BHM #BHM2020 #civilrightsmovement #thecradleofthemovement
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The proper thing to do with the #KailasCollapse / former Woolworth's site is to clear it and make it a public park / monument to civil rights and workers rights.
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Check out this short essay by @DrMitchell16! @PaperMonuments pairs historians with artists to tell stories that deserve public commemoration in New Orleans. #ualr #history #publichistory #NewOrleans
Our latest poster is a long-overdue monument to Oscar James Dunn, a Black civil rights activist and politician during #Reconstruction whom W.E.B. Du Bois called, "an unselfish, incorruptible, leader." (1/23)
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#ICYMI Kudos to @PaperMonuments on your efforts to both write and “right” history in New Orleans.
@NextCityOrg #NOLA
nextcity.org/daily/entry/wit… – at Detroit, MI
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4) When it's all done, we'll have an immersive digital experience with music, film, and a celebration of Black history in New Orleans. For now, here's our friend, Al Johnson, reminding you that "Claiborne Street is rockin' from one side to the other!"
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3) Digital reconstructions of 22 blocks of N. Claiborne from Canal to Elysian Fields. We'll use photographs, Sanborn maps, and surveys to get a glimpse of Claiborne Avenue before the construction of the I-10. (photo: 1937 Sanborn, lakeside of Claiborne from Esplanade to Columbus)
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2) Historical information on our first batch of target properties, with images, biographies, cultural significance, and social connections for individuals and families from the 1820s until the 1970s. (photo: Clabon Theater opening 1938)
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1) Several decades of #NewOrleans data from the "Negro Motorist Green Books" and the "Simms' blue book and national Negro business and professional directory." Also, complete street address data from 1935-1979. (photo: 1961 Southern Bell Street Address Directory)
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We're very excited to partner with @annaliviabrand from UC Berkeley and @JoshGeog from Pennsylvania State University to make our Claiborne Mapping Project a reality. Here's a preview of some of the material we'll be mapping:
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“The 5-day work week with the weekend, these are all monumental laws that we don't even realize...she was a heroine that a lot of people need to know about... And people don't realize that history"-Eric Garcia (@garciaink) tells us more about Lucy Gonzalez Parsons @HighLineArtnyc
Ep 4 of "New Monuments for New Cities" features Eric Garcia (@garciaink), who talks about his Monument to Lucy Gonzalez Parsons, a historical figure from Chicago, whose impact on histories of American labor deserves acknowledgment. @HighLineArtnyc
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And stay tuned for more events and programming that take place every Thursday that will allow for more conversations around these pressing questions @expressnewark @newartsjustice
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Read more by following this link: monumentlab.com/news/2019/10…
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In our latest Bulletin Paul Farber (@paul_farber) & Salamishah Tillet (@salamishah) share why A Call to Peace at @MilitaryParkNWK is “an opportunity for meaningful dialogue, multidisciplinary approaches to public art & public history, & collective call for social justice”
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The Time is Now: Imagining New Monuments for Newark, of the A Call to Peace Newspaper by our curators @paul_farber & @salamishah is now available to read via the @monument_lab bulletin!
Huge thanks to our curators!! #acalltopeace 🕊🕊🕊
In our latest Bulletin Paul Farber (@paul_farber) & Salamishah Tillet (@salamishah) share why A Call to Peace at @MilitaryParkNWK is “an opportunity for meaningful dialogue, multidisciplinary approaches to public art & public history, & collective call for social justice”

































