Elizabeth Catlett:Kinship
A combined lecture and poetry reading program explored Elizabeth Catlett’s work while engaging the audience in discussions on art and racial issues.
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Honoraria
Marketing & Outreach
partner
Hillstrom Museum of Art
location
Saint Peter, MN
About
This program combined an academic lecture by Catlett scholar Melanie Herzog with a poetry reading by Philip S. Bryant. The interdisciplinary event aimed to explore the intersection of visual art and literary expression, particularly focusing on the experiences and works of African American artists. The event was professionally videotaped and is now available online, ensuring extended accessibility and engagement.
Intended Outcome
To explore and promote the contributions of African American artists while engaging a diverse audience
Actual Outcome
The program was effective in reaching a new audience, particularly students and faculty of color.
Advice Post Project
Enhance strategies for virtual engagement and refine targeted outreach methods to better measure the diversity of the audience.
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