CARE SYLLABUS

a justice-oriented, multimodal public education resource of @massmoca & @mcla_edu / generating equity-centered discourse about care

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Our fifth module, I Can’t: Feeling Through Burdens of Care, is now live! Join us for tonight’s launch event featuring Maggie Nelson in conversation with Marc Swanson. More info: https://t.co/lGM4cCuoDj @MASS_MoCA @MCLA_EDU

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Join us on 3/21 for a virtual event featuring the writer Maggie Nelson and @MASS_MoCA exhibiting artist Marc Swanson to celebrate the launch of our fifth module, “I Can’t: Feeling Through Burdens of Care.” Register: https://t.co/x42XGNy5ND

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Our fourth module, "On the Impurity of Forms," guest-curated by @rizvanabradley is live! Check it out: https://t.co/XQY7opGUY8

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Happy to see @CareSyllabus mentioned in this story about museum-based healing initiatives.

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Join us live & in person for a listening session based on our 2nd module, Black Elegies in Sight & Sound, guest curated by @kjuanitabrown. Friday, 9/3, 6pm @MASS_MoCA. RSVP: https://t.co/QsWmzuciiU

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Join @CareSyllabus in-person on September 3, 6–7:30pm, for a Black Elegies in Sight & Sound listening session and explore how Black artistic traditions create space for moving within and beyond mourning and loss. Free to attend, RSVP required: https://t.co/EeIinZaBec

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Join us tomorrow, May 13th 11am ET, for the launch event of “Care in End Times,” guest curated by @bighedva. RSVP: https://t.co/zLwVjtt7nW @MASS_MoCA @MCLA_EDU

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What happens when we integrate rather than refuse the pain, toil, and doom of surviving? “Care in End Times,” our third module, is guest curated by @bighedva and live now!
https://t.co/UO8SOUNRDi

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CARE SYLLABUS interns learned about care from experts. Sym Kehr (MCLA ‘21), spoke with MCLA Director of Counseling Services, Heidi Riello about mental health, setting boundaries, and costs/potentials of working in mental health care. Full interview on https://t.co/k3q6QCQjQo.

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This Spring, CARE SYLLABUS interns learned about care from experts. Bristol Sternfield, MCLA ‘21, recently spoke with Dr. Susan Edgerton, Professor at MCLA in March, to learn more about climate justice, collective care & community action. Full interview on https://t.co/k3q6QCQjQo

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Join us on May 13 for "Deviant Fates," our next keynote convo, between two amazing artists: @bighedva and Constantina Zavitsanos! RSVP now: https://t.co/B0RyDHR7zS

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Join us on May 13 for "Deviant Fates," our next keynote convo, between two amazing artists: @bighedva and Constantina Zavitsanos! RSVP now: https://t.co/B0RyDHR7zS

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Kahlil Joseph’s video, “Black Mary,” is a meditation on the photographic work of Roy De Carava, featuring the singer Alice Smith.
Joseph’s video, Black Mary, is included in the CARE SYLLABUS module, “Black Elegies in Sight & Sound.” https://t.co/uwREg5iwwu

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In case you missed it: watch @kjuanitabrown and Jennie C. Jones in conversation about Jones' site-specific installation at the Clark here: https://t.co/vryxRhD4Dz

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In a roundtable on Black elegiac form, @dellmhamilton, Amanda R. Wallace & Toby Sisson join guest-curator @kjuanitabrown to discuss how grief & mourning have served as touch points for their art. Read the conversation, in“Black Elegies in Sight & Sound” https://t.co/D2Zs3jX7K1

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Amanda Russhell Wallace's meditative artwork, "Mo(u)rning Tea Extracted," writes guest-curator @kjuanitabrown, "communes with the atmospheric enclosure of loss.” View Wallace's video as part of the @CareSyllabus module, “Black Elegies in Sight & Sound.” https://t.co/D2Zs3jX7K1

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Check out a gallery of artist Toby Sisson's extraordinary series, "Black Tears," part of CARE SYLLABUS' second module, "Black Elegies in Sight & Sound": https://t.co/cxKoF4QnBT

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“What would it look like if we placed care at the forefront of our creative pursuits, critical inquiries, and civic dialogues?”

—@victoriahpapa

Read the co-directors of @caresyllabus and @insurrect_histo in conversation on ASAP/J now. https://t.co/iOSdG4TSvK

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How are care, crisis, & collaboration shaping new scholarly forms? The editors of @insurrect_histo, an online publication of Early American Studies, & the co-directors of @CareSyllabus, a joint project of @MCLA_EDU & @MASS_MoCA discuss https://t.co/fIrUQN1TUF

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Our co-directors, @victoriahpapa, Levi Prombaum, and Laura Thompson, teamed up with the editors of @insurrect_histo for a conversation about care, crisis, & scholarly collaboration for @ASAP_Journal

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"Care and the Contingencies of Critique / A Textual Roundtable"

Featuring:
@victoriahpapa
@alanna_prince
Laura Thompson
@epolcha
@ittaiorr
& Levi Prombaum

Read the full discussion on ASAP/J now. https://t.co/iOSdG4TSvK

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Our editors @EPolcha, @alanna_prince, and @ittaiorr joined with the creators of the @CareSyllabus for a roundtable on collaborative digital scholarship in an age of academic precarity. Check it out!