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DESCRIPTION:This unique collaborative event between PARCC at the Maxwell Sc
hool and the College of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) will \;bring
together Syracuse University faculty and Santiago Armengod\, a Mexico City
based printmaker who attempts to communicate the urgency of radical chang
e through his artwork. \; The discussion will focus on the tensions in
American society and policy in relation to Mexican immigration and citize
nship\, with a particular spotlight on the artistic expression of the disc
rimination experienced by many Mexicans. Exhibition Opening and Rec
eption in the Joseph A. Strasser Commons\, Eggers Hall \;begins at 5:0
0 p.m. \;Presenter: \;Holly Greenberg\, Associate Professor and Pr
oject Coordinator at VPA.Followed by a Panel discussion in 204 Maxwell Hal
l at 5:45 p.m.Moderator: Catherine Gerard\, Director of PARCC Panelists
: \;Kristi Andersen\, Chapple Family Professor of Citizenship and Demo
cracy at the Maxwell SchoolSantiago Armengod\, a Mexico City based printma
ker who attempts to communicate the urgency of radical change through his
artwork \; Andrew Saluti\, Assistant Director of SUArt Galleries Sh
affer Art Building. For complete details please follow this link.
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SUMMARY:90th Maxwell Anniversary and Coming Back Together Event - Carving T
hrough Borders: Discrimination\, Immigration\, and Citizenship
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This unique collaborative event betw
een PARCC at the Maxwell School and the College of Visual and Performing A
rts (VPA) will \;bring together Syracuse University faculty and Santia
go Armengod\, a Mexico City based printmaker who attempts to communicate t
he urgency of radical change through his artwork. \; The discussion wi
ll focus on the tensions in American society and policy in relation to Mex
ican immigration and citizenship\, with a particular spotlight on the arti
stic expression of the discrimination experienced by many Mexicans.
Exhibition Opening and Reception in the Joseph A. Strasser Com
mons\, Eggers Hall \;begins at 5:00 p.m. \;
Presenter: \;Holly Greenberg\, Associate Professor and Project Coordinator at VPA.
Followed by a Panel discussion in 204 Maxwell Hall at 5:45 p.m.
Moderator: Catherine Gerard\, Director of PARCC
P
anelists: \;Kristi Andersen\, Chapple
Family Professor of Citizenship and Democracy at the Maxwell School
Santiago Armengod\, a Mexico City based printmaker who a
ttempts to communicate the urgency of radical change through his artwork&n
bsp\;
Andrew Saluti\, Assistant Director of SUArt Galleries
Shaffer Art Building.
For complete details please follow
this link.
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