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SUMMARY:Alfred Caldwell Lecture: The Intersection of Public Space\, Art\, and Social Justice at IIT
DESCRIPTION:Join the College of Architecture’s Master of Landscape + Urbanism Program on April 12\, 2023 at 5pm for the annual Alfred Caldwell Lecture and explore the intersectionality of public space\, art\, and social justice. Devon Henry\, Franklin Cosey-Gay\, and Makeba Kedem DuBose will discuss how memory and representation have expanded the narrative about the built environment. What do we want to collectively remember (or forget) through the symbols that we rise (or raze) in cities? Henry will present his construction of the ENSLAVED LABORERS MEMORIAL in Charlottesville and his work removing Confederate monuments in Richmond\, Virginia. He will join a panel discussion with Cosey-Gay from the Chicago Race Riot of 1919 Commemoration Project\, multidisciplinary artist Kedem-DuBose\, and moderator Ron Henderson. \nThe annual Alfred Caldwell Lecture is named in honor of Alfred Caldwell (1903-1998)\, influential landscape architect\, IIT alumnus\, IIT Hall of Fame awardee\, and faculty member in IIT’s College of Architecture\, Planning\, and Design. Our Master of Landscape Architecture program grows from his legacy. Caldwell’s many contributions to Chicago include the Lincoln Park Lily Pond\, Promontory Point\, Skyline Park at Lake Point Tower\, and the IIT campus. The Alfred Caldwell Lecture invites non-landscape architect speakers whose provocative scholarship or work amplifies the global ethical discourse on Landscape Architecture. \nThe event will take place at S. R. Crown Hall\, 3360 S. State Street and is sponsored by the College of Architecture\, Office of Community Affairs and the Center for Study of Ethics in the Professions. Parking is available across the street at Lot D4. \nA reception will follow the event at S. R. Crown Hall. Please do not reserve more than two seats. ASL interpretation will be provided onsite. \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/exploring-the-intersectionality-of-public-space-art-and-social-justice-tickets-565471128367
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