On Indigenous People’s Day, William Warrener, Lead Producer of Arts in Action, invited three recent graduates and a current USC student to talk about how they use their respective art forms to advance racial justice.
Elementary students dance like no one’s watching as they step into their virtual studio, taking part in a key program that’s expanding during a tough time.
This unique multimedia event invites USC students and the larger community to join forces with Milwaukee visual and spoken word artists Fondé Bridges, Mikal Floyd-Pruitt, and Dasha Kelly Hamilton to recognize familiar but so-far-unnamed racial experiences and brainstorm new vocabulary around them.
Explore the intersection of scholarship, art, and activism with USC faculty, artists and curators. This event is part of Foresight Is 2020: Racial Justice and the Arts.
On Indigenous People’s Day, join an important conversation with four rising artists who are making work that advances racial justice and challenges patriarchal systems of exploitation. This event is part of Foresight Is 2020: Racial Justice and the Arts.
This event has been canceled due to public health concerns related to COVID-19. Further information about USC policies and plans related to COVID-19 is available HERE.
