Apr
25
Diasporic Indigenous Storytelling
Diasporic Indigenous Storytelling with Zapotec and Taíno Works in the Princeton University Art Museum.
Session 1:
Conversation with Bryan Just, Curator of Art of the Ancient Americas, PUAM
In this session, Charmaine Branch & Angela Brown (PhD candidates, Art & Archaeology) will present their ongoing project Símaran: Reading with Taíno Objects in the Princeton University Art Museum and discuss with Bryan Just and Paulina Pineda (PhD candidate, Comp Lit) strategies for making Indigenous artworks accessible both within and beyond the art museum and the lengthy processes of repatriation.
Session 1:
Conversation with Bryan Just, Curator of Art of the Ancient Americas, PUAM
In this session, Charmaine Branch & Angela Brown (PhD candidates, Art & Archaeology) will present their ongoing project Símaran: Reading with Taíno Objects in the Princeton University Art Museum and discuss with Bryan Just and Paulina Pineda (PhD candidate, Comp Lit) strategies for making Indigenous artworks accessible both within and beyond the art museum and the lengthy processes of repatriation.
Speakers
Bryan Just
Charmaine Branch
Angela Brown
Paulina Pineda
Date
April 25, 2024Time
12:00 p.m.Location
Aaron Burr Hall, 216Audience
University Sponsors
Program in Latin American Studies