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DESCRIPTION:Ramaswamy will conduct a mini-seminar on representations of Moh
 andas Gandhi i drawing upon the Margaret Bourke-White collection housed at
  the Special Collections Research Center.&nbsp\;Focusing on an iconic set 
 of photographs of Mohandas K. Gandhi\ntaken by the American photographer M
 argaret Bourke-White when she visited India\nin the 1940s\, this mini-semi
 nar considers the role played by the camera in\ncreating and consolidating
  an image of Gandhi as Mahatma.&nbsp\; In addition\, we will explore how i
 conic\nphotographs (such as Bourke-White’s) have an afterlife in the work 
 of the\ncontemporary artist of India who turns to them as productive resou
 rce but also\nas problematic inheritance and provocative incitement.Co-spo
 nsors: Syracuse University College of Arts &amp\; Sciences\; Syracuse Univ
 ersity Humanities Center\; Syracuse University Libraries\; Department of A
 rt and Music Histories\; Department of History\; Department of Communicati
 on and Rhetorical Studies Department of Magazine\, News and Digital Journa
 lism\; Goldring Arts Journalism Program\; Visual Communications Department
 \, Newhouse\; Light Work\; Lender Center for Social Justice\; Democratizin
 g Knowledge Project\, and Renée Crown University Honors Program.Space is l
 imited. Please RSVP to Emera Bridger Wilson (elbridge@syr.edu) by November
  4. For more information or to request an accommodation\, please contact: 
 Emera Bridger Wilson (elbridge@syr.edu).&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Through American Eyes: The Mahatma and Margaret Bourke-White A Mini
  Seminar with Sumathi Ramaswamy
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Ramaswamy will conduct a mini-seminar on re
 presentations of Mohandas Gandhi i drawing upon the Margaret Bourke-White 
 collection housed at the Special Collections Research Center.&nbsp\;</p><p
 ><br></p><p>Focusing on an iconic set of photographs of Mohandas K. Gandhi
 \ntaken by the American photographer Margaret Bourke-White when she visite
 d India\nin the 1940s\, this mini-seminar considers the role played by the
  camera in\ncreating and consolidating an image of Gandhi as Mahatma.&nbsp
 \; In addition\, we will explore how iconic\nphotographs (such as Bourke-W
 hite’s) have an afterlife in the work of the\ncontemporary artist of India
  who turns to them as productive resource but also\nas problematic inherit
 ance and provocative incitement.</p><p><br></p><p>Co-sponsors: Syracuse Un
 iversity College of Arts &amp\; Sciences\; Syracuse University Humanities 
 Center\; Syracuse University Libraries\; Department of Art and Music Histo
 ries\; Department of History\; Department of Communication and Rhetorical 
 Studies Department of Magazine\, News and Digital Journalism\; Goldring Ar
 ts Journalism Program\; Visual Communications Department\, Newhouse\; Ligh
 t Work\; Lender Center for Social Justice\; Democratizing Knowledge Projec
 t\, and Renée Crown University Honors Program.</p><p><br></p><p>Space is l
 imited. Please RSVP to Emera Bridger Wilson (elbridge@syr.edu) by November
  4.<br> </p><p><br></p><p>For more information or to request an accommodat
 ion\, please contact: Emera Bridger Wilson (elbridge@syr.edu).<br>&nbsp\;<
 br></p>
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