Katia Arfara’s new book, Curating the Commons: Socially Engaged Public Art, offers an in-depth study on performance-centered artworks she curated in unexpected urban spaces in Greece during the austerity years, complicating notions of memory, agency, mobility, and belonging.
This talk explores how combining genomic data, ecological experiments, and conservation initiatives can help us understand both the past and the future of apples.
Media, politicians, and scholars paint an America that is hopelessly divided. But that’s not the full story. Many Americans don’t fit neatly into the Republican or Democratic camp. These “party misfits” juggle complex social identities, mixed political views, and diverse networks.