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SUMMARY:Lunchtime Lecture: Finding Anna Murray Douglass with Dr. Celeste M. Bernier and Dr. Bill E. Lawson
DESCRIPTION:Lunchtime Lecture: Finding Anna Murray Douglass with Dr. Celeste-Marie Bernier and Dr. Bill E. Lawson\nWednesday\, September 9\n11 AM–12:30 PM\nReception Hall \nCAM Members: $35 | Not Yet Members: $45\nAdmission includes lunch by CAM Café. \n \nJoin CAM for a special lunchtime lecture with scholars Dr. Celeste-Marie Bernier and Dr. Bill E. Lawson as they bring the remarkable life and legacy of Anna Murray Douglass to the forefront. \nDrawing on more than one hundred surviving letters\, essays\, speeches\, biographies\, and memorials\, Douglass Family Lives: The Anna Murray and Frederick Douglass Family Biography and Collected Works reveals Anna Murray Douglass as far more than the wife of Frederick Douglass. She was his co-revolutionary and a freedom fighter in her own right. \nBernier and Lawson will explore the complexities of Anna’s life and her critical role in the struggle for freedom\, highlighting her often-overlooked contributions as an educator\, activist\, intellectual\, political thinker\, artist\, philosopher\, and strategist. Throughout their lives\, Anna and Frederick worked side by side to advance the causes of liberation and equality. \nThe Douglass Family Lives series also illuminates the lives and work of the wider Douglass family\, including their children Rosetta\, Lewis Henry\, Frederick Jr.\, Charles Remond\, and Annie\, each of whom carried forward the family’s legacy of courage and activism. \nAdmission includes lunch from CAM Café\, featuring a selection of handcrafted sandwiches\, house chips\, fresh fruit\, and warm cookies for dessert. \nRegistration\nAbout Dr. Celeste-Marie Bernier\nCeleste-Marie Bernier\, PhD\, is Professor of United States and Atlantic Studies at the University of Edinburgh. She is the author\, editor\, and curator of more than 85 books\, exhibitions\, essays\, and digital educational resources\, including the Douglass Family Lives: Anna Murray and Frederick Douglass Family Biography and Collected Works series. \nBernier is a Senior Advisor at Frederick Douglass Family Initiatives in Rochester\, New York\, and an Honorary Member of the Frederick Douglass Honor Society in Easton\, Maryland. She lives in Carlisle\, UK. \nAbout Dr. Bill E. Lawson\nBill E. Lawson is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at the University of Memphis. In 1980\, he became the first African American to receive a PhD in philosophy from the University of North Carolina. \nHis academic specialties include African American philosophy and social and political philosophy. His published works include Pragmatism and the Problem of Race\, Faces of Environmental Racism\, Frederick Douglass: A Critical Reader\, and Between Slavery and Freedom\, along with numerous scholarly articles. \nLawson has also collaborated with Celeste-Marie Bernier on research exploring Frederick Douglass’ writings on photography and his use of the photographic image. He has testified before a U.S. Congressional subcommittee on welfare reform and was a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Liverpool. Lawson is a U.S. Army Vietnam veteran and a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity\, Inc.
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/lunchtime-lecture-finding-anna-murray-douglass-with-dr-celeste-m-bernier-and-dr-bill-e-lawson/
LOCATION:Cameron Art Museum\, 3201 S 17th St\, Wilmington\, NC\, 28412\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion,CAM Café
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SUMMARY:Book Launch: The Cape Fear Area Painted by Jodie Rippy
DESCRIPTION:Join Wilmington artist Jodie Rippy for the launch of her new book\, The Cape Fear Area Painted: The Art of Jodie Rippy. In conjunction with this book launch\, CAM will showcase several of Rippy’s paintings in the reception hall through Sunday\, April 6. \nThe book celebrates the vibrant beauty of the Cape Fear region through a compilation of gouache studies of our local flora\, fauna\, and architectural landmarks. Each miniature work of art—ranging from 4×6 inches to as small as 1×1.5 inches—offers a rich snapshot of the area\, reflecting Jodie’s unique approach to light and color. \nTake the opportunity to meet the artist and hear more about her creative process. \nCopies of Jodie’s book will be available for purchase and signing at the CAM Gift Shop. \nFree; registration appreciated \nREGISTER HERE \nFor questions or concerns regarding accessibility\, please contact Georgia Mastroieni\, Deputy Director of Operations at (910) 726-9492 or georgia@cameronartmuseum.org \nFor other questions or comments\, email September Krueger at lifelonglearning@cameronartmuseum.org
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/jodie-rippy-book-launch/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion
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SUMMARY:Book Discussion with Sayantani Dasgupta: Brown Women Have Everything
DESCRIPTION:Book Discussion with Sayantani Dasgupta: Brown Women Have Everything – Essays on (dis)comfort and Delight\nJoin us on Sunday\, October 13\, at 2:00 PM for an engaging book discussion with author Sayantani Dasgupta as she presents her compelling essay collection\, Brown Women Have Everything ~ Essays on (Dis)comfort & Delight. Growing up in New Delhi\, Dasgupta’s imagination was fueled by a love of adventure stories\, from English escapades to Bengali ghost tales. Now an acclaimed author and professor\, Dasgupta brings this same curiosity and wonder to her writing. \nIn Brown Women Have Everything\, she takes us on a vivid journey through cathedrals in Italy\, pirate graveyards in North Carolina\, and beyond. These eighteen interwoven essays explore themes of body image\, violence\, travel\, and belonging\, with Dasgupta’s signature blend of humor\, pride\, and deep reflection. Her work challenges bigotry and bias and celebrates the connections that unite us across cultures and continents. \nThis event promises to be an insightful exploration of the ties that bind our global lives together\, led by a powerful and poetic voice. \nPre-registration required; $5 donations appreciated. \nPRE-REGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/book-discussion-sayantani-dasgupta/
LOCATION:NC
CATEGORIES:Book Discussion
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SUMMARY:Book Discussion in The Work of Their Hands
DESCRIPTION:Book Discussion in The Work of Their Hands Exhibition\nJoin us for a book discussion in The Work of Their Hands exhibition. We’ll be exploring All That She Carried: The Journey of Ashley’s Sack\, a Black Family Keepsake by Tiya Miles. Together\, we will delve into a powerful story of three generations of women\, connected by an embroidered sack. Allow yourself to be inspired by their unwavering resolve to preserve family bonds despite enslavement\, separation\, and uncertain freedom. \nKimi Faxon Hemingway\, a Lecturer of Creative Writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington will lead the discussion. She was named 2024 UNCW Lecturer of the Year. Her insights will help us delve into the themes of resilience and memory in the book. Together\, we’ll be gaining a deeper understanding of the legacy of enslaved women whose labor and artistry are honored in our exhibition. \nAs Tiya Miles writes\, “Our foremothers wove spiritual beliefs\, cultural values\, and historical knowledge into their flax\, woolen\, silk\, and cotton webs. The work of their hands can lead us back to their histories and serve as guide rails as we grope through the difficult past.” This powerful quote guides our conversation as we explore the historical and emotional depths of the narrative. \nPre-registration requested; $5 donations appreciated. \nREGISTER HERE\nLearn more about The Work of Their Hands exhibit here.
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/book-discussion-work-of-their-hands-exhibit/
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SUMMARY:Solito with Dr. Miguel Rojas Sotelo
DESCRIPTION:Free; Registration Required \nDonations Appreciated \n  \nPlace of Encounters/Lugar de Encuentros explores migration experiences through the art of six different Latin American artists. Join us for a discussion of Solito\, written by Javier Zamora. This memoir tells the story of his 3\,000-mile journey to the U.S which he undertook at the age of nine. \nDr. Sotelo states\, “This travel book is a rare\, eye-opening rendition of the brutal reality of border crossing – by walking all the way from there to here. At the same time\, it is an affirmation of solidarity\, as any traveler needs companions.” \nMiguel Rojas-Sotelo works at the intersection of critical human geography\, ethnic studies\, visual anthropology\, environmental and health humanities and cultural theory. As scholar\, filmmaker\, visual artist\, and media activist he studies how communities of color (indigenous and migrants) and natural spaces are shaped by modernity and how they mobilize to adapt and resist. He is particularly interested in how such people(s) articulate their archival knowledge\, racial and class politics\, the spatiality of those processes\, and how they are manifest in the landscape via visual\, audiovisual\, oral\, and textual narratives. \n  \nREGISTER
URL:https://cameronartmuseum.org/event/solito-with-dr-miguel-rojas-sotelo/
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