Event for scholars, artists, institutions & public figures to display/discuss African American, Native American & Afro-Amerindian research & perspectives.
Yuleisys work "Transculturation" was used as the main image for the 2020 Dividing Lines Symposium. In this video Yuly and Jesús showcase their work and the role African and Native American life and culture play in their art.
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Through the Dividing Lines Symposium, we seek to address the African/Native diasporas & experiences throughout the Americas. In 2020, we featured works by Yasser Garcia Rittoles, Yuleisy Fernández Cruzata & Jesús Molina three amazing Cuban artists whose work embodies this mission
Our Annual Dividing Lines Symposium will be virtual this year with an assortment of panels and presentations covering a range of perspectives. The schedule will be available soon, please register via https://t.co/rp38TdNbjv to stay updated!
Couldn't make it to the Dividing Lines Symposium (@LinesDividing)? Couldn't be in two panel discussions at the same time? Snow kept you inside? What the archived livestream! DAY 1: https://t.co/fDE05obAiq
Presenting @OfficialStedman with a certificate of appreciation for his amazing contributions to the Dividing Lines Symposium (@LinesDividing) as well as braving the snow and taking time to speak to us.
#DividingLinesSymposium Our Cultural Memory & Damage panel has just finished. We will be starting the @KSU_Archives presentation of Georgia’s Cherokee soon.