Public Makings

Make & Un-make the world.

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Rivers, First Draft - Lorraine O'Grady

A one-time only performance created by O'Grady for "Art Across the Park," curated by Gilbert Coker and Horace Brockington. It was performed in the Loch, a northern section of Central Park, on...

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https://clockshop.org/event/jonathan-parfrey-and-matias-viegener/

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecological_succession

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Malcolm Gladwell on Protesting Princeton’s Racist Legacy

Malcolm Gladwell comments on the Princeton student protests of Woodrow Wilson—the namesake of their School of Public and International Affairs—as part of a larger evolution of our society’s tendency to conflate the notions of “wrongness” and “harmfulness.”

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José Guadalupe Posada

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The new Lithographic Process using Polyester Plates

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Members of the Wichita, Kan., police department spent Sunday afternoon eating and talking with people from the community, at a cookout that was planned with the local Black Lives Matter group.

The event was called the First Steps Community Cookout — a reference to its goal of bridging the gap between police and the community they serve. Taking place instead of a protest that had been planned for Sunday, the cookout came about after Wichita Police Chief Gordon Ramsay had a lengthy meeting with activist A.J. Bohannon and other members of the local Black Lives Matter movement.

Police And Black Lives Matter Hold A Cookout, And Praise Rolls In

Photo: Wichita Police