Broken Time Machines: Discussing the Work of Daisy PattonMonday, February 7, 2022 - 2:30pm to 4:00pmVirtualFree and open to the public.
Daisy Patton’s colorfully resuscitated photographs serve as a rich source for dialogue around memory, marginalized histories, and the renewal and reimagining of loss. This panel, co-hosted by the Davis Museum with the curatorial initiative Holding Space Archive, celebrates the recent publication of Broken Time Machines, an anthology of writings about Patton’s work by Minerva Press. In this special event, Dr. Carrie Cushman, former Linda Wyatt Gruber '66 Curatorial Fellow in Photography at the Davis Museum, will join Rachel da Silveira Gorman, Associate Professor of Critical Disability Studies at York University; Megan Bent, alternative process photographer of disability culture and identity; Zoey Hart, interdisciplinary artist and director of the Art Beyond Sight residency program; and Moira Williams, indigenous disabled artist, organizer, and culture activist; to consider personal histories, decay, and renewal/reenvisioning in photography, through the lens of contemporary criticism and collective care, centering the work of Patton as conversational fount.
Register here.
Please email Arthurina Fears, Curator of Education and Programs, at afears@wellesley.edu with any access needs. We look forward to being in community with you.
Hosted by the Davis Museum at Wellesley College
Collaboratively organized by Minerva Projects and Holding Space Archive
Monday, February 7, 2022 -
2:30pm to 4:00pm
Virtual
Free and open to the public.
Daisy Patton’s colorfully resuscitated photographs serve as a rich source for dialogue around memory, marginalized histories, and the renewal and reimagining of loss. This panel, co-hosted by the Davis Museum with the curatorial initiative Holding Space Archive, celebrates the recent publication of Broken Time Machines, an anthology of writings about Patton’s work by Minerva Press. In this special event, Dr. Carrie Cushman, former Linda Wyatt Gruber '66 Curatorial Fellow in Photography at the Davis Museum, will join Rachel da Silveira Gorman, Associate Professor of Critical Disability Studies at York University; Megan Bent, alternative process photographer of disability culture and identity; Zoey Hart, interdisciplinary artist and director of the Art Beyond Sight residency program; and Moira Williams, indigenous disabled artist, organizer, and culture activist; to consider personal histories, decay, and renewal/reenvisioning in photography, through the lens of contemporary criticism and collective care, centering the work of Patton as conversational fount.
Register here.
Please email Arthurina Fears, Curator of Education and Programs, at afears@wellesley.edu with any access needs. We look forward to being in community with you.
Hosted by the Davis Museum at Wellesley College
Collaboratively organized by Minerva Projects and Holding Space Archive