2nd Wednesday Lecture: Fawn E. Pochel
VirtualBuilding solidarity with Native peoples and aiding the development of Indigenous earthworks and placemaking within urbanized areas.
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2nd Wednesday Lecture: Fawn E. Pochel
VirtualBuilding solidarity with Native peoples and aiding the development of Indigenous earthworks and placemaking within urbanized areas
Music Under Glass, D-Composed Presents D-Compressed: A Time for Healing
VirtualD-Composed is a Chicago-based chamber music experience that honors Black creativity and culture through the music of Black composers.
Nature Journaling: Virtual Class, Senior Series
VirtualNature Journaling: Virtual Class, Senior Series
Music Under Glass – Roy Kinsey: A Memoir
VirtualBlack, queer, rapper, librarian Roy Kinsey is back with the follow up album to his critically acclaimed album Blackie: A Story by Roy Kinsey
2nd Wed Lecture: Indigenous Plants and Resources with Analú Maria Lopez
VirtualJoin us for a presentation on Indigenous plants from the Chicago region, Midwest and Latin-American along with the Native American and Indigenous resources available at the Newberry Library in Chicago with Analú María López.
2nd Wed Lecture: Monarchs, Migration and Liberation with Toni Anderson
VirtualUrban Ecologist, Toni Anderson, shares their study of monarchs, migration and liberation
2nd Wednesday Lecture: Abstracted Landscapes with Artist Victoria Martinez
VirtualArtist, Victoria Martinez, shares the influence of her travels, urban and Pre-Hispanic landscape and textiles on her art and research at Yale University.
Is Anything Natural?: An Exploration of the Origin and Evolution of Grocery Store Vegetables
VirtualIs Anything Natural?: An Exploration of the Origin and Evolution of Grocery Store Vegetables
Lecture: Natural Pigments and Dyes with Katie Vota
VirtualJoin us for a virtual discussion on natural dyes and pigments with artist, Katie Vota.