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Past is Presence: Summit 2024 | Monument Lab
The 2024 Monument Lab Summit in Philadelphia brought together thought leaders influencing and innovating the monument landscape through groundbreaking forms of commemoration, acknowledgment, justice, and belonging around the theme of “Past is Presence.” Monument Lab gathered the monument changemaking community to elevate the power of coalitional public memory and art, convening artists, curators, grassroots organizers, federal officials, municipal and civic workers, educators, students, and more from around the country for keynotes, panels, workshops, and field trips.
Major support for the Monument Lab Summit has been is provided by the Mellon Foundation, with additional support from Stardust Arts, the Center for Public Art & Space at the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design, Forman Arts Initiative, The Hearthland Foundation, Open Society Foundations, the Philadelphia Foundation, and Wagner Foundation. Major support for Declaration House has been provided by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, with additional support from VIA Art Fund and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Speakers included:
Elizabeth Alexander (President, Mellon Foundation)
Niya Bates (Public and Architectural Historian)
Sonya Clark (Artist, Declaration House)
Jeannine A. Cook (Founder, Harriett’s Bookshop)
Andrew M. Davenport (Director, Getting Word African American Oral History Project at Monticello)
Susan Jin Davis (Social Impact Officer, Al Roker Entertainment)
Erica Armstrong Dunbar (Historian, Author of Never Caught)
Paul Farber (Director, Monument Lab)
Paul Ramirez Jones (Artist and Professor at Cornell University)
Jane Kamensky (President, Monticello)
Cannupa Hanska Luger (Artist, 2024 Monument Lab Fellow)
Trapeta B. Mayson (Poet and Co-Founder, ConsenSIS)
Christopher R. Rogers (Co-Coordinator, The Friends of the Tanner House)
Salamishah Tillet (Scholar and Pulitzer Prize-winning critic for The New York Times)
Yolanda Wisher (Senior Curator, Monument Lab)
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Art, Activism, and Democracy: A Conversation with Salamishah Tillet and Paul Farber | Monument Lab
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Art, Activism, and Democracy: A Conversation with Salamishah Tillet and Paul Farber | Monument Lab
Plot of Land (Preview) I Monument Lab
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Plot of Land is a podcast mini-series from Monument Lab that explores how land ownership and housing in the United States have been shaped by the entrenched interplay of power, public memory, and privatization. Over the last year, Monument Lab assembled a team of Plot of Land storytellers and reporters to explore the invisible forces that shape both the land and story of this country. We'll bre...
Imagining the Next Generation of Monuments | Monument Lab
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Imagining the Next Generation of Monuments | Monument Lab
Lava Thomas: Creating a Monument in Honor of Dr. Maya Angelou | Monument Lab
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Lava Thomas: Creating a Monument in Honor of Dr. Maya Angelou | Monument Lab
Sonya Clark, "The Descendants of Monticello," Declaration House (Preview) I Monument Lab
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Declaration House is a public art and history exhibition presented by Monument Lab at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia featuring Sonya Clark’s public artwork “The Descendants of Monticello,” public programs, and a pop-up Welcome Station outside the historic house throughout summer 2024. Learn more at monumentlab.com/projects/declaration-house Video: MING Media Major support...
Public Workshop: The Publics of Poetry | Monument Lab
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Kick off National Poetry Month with a reading and conversation exploring the future of poetry in public spaces. Sasha Stiles is first-generation Kalmyk-American, poet, artist and AI researcher, recognized as a pioneer of generative literature and language art. Her award-winning work fuses text and technology to probe what it means to be human in an increasingly posthuman era. Kelin Carolyn Zhan...
Re:Generation 2022 | Monument Lab
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Which stories belong in public? Re:Generation is a nationwide participatory public art and history project organized by Monument Lab. The project elevates people shaping the next generation of monuments reckoning with and reimagining public memory. We curated Re:Generation through an open call and distributed a total of $1 Million across ten project sites (team received a total of $100,000 towa...
Regeneration Roundtable: Reimagine | Monument Lab
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Join us for the third in a series of Re:Generation Roundtables with artists, educators, storytellers, and organizers centered around the question: Which stories belong in public? Through the theme of Reimagine, our panel will explore creatings spaces and means for healing through an intentional commitment to remember. Mercedes Dorame, Re:Generation-The Land Under the Plinth (Los Angeles, CA) To...
Regeneration Roundtable: Reclaim | Monument Lab
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Join us for the second in a series of Re:Generation Roundtables with artists, educators, storytellers, and organizers centered around the question: Which stories belong in public? Through the theme of Reclaim, our panel will explore creatings spaces and means for healing through an intentional commitment to remember. Liz Ogbu, Designer, Urbanist, and Spatial Justice Activist Orlando R. Serrano,...
Regeneration Roundtable: Reassess | Monument Lab
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Join us for the first in a series of Re:Generation Roundtables with artists, educators, storytellers, and organizers centered around the question: Which stories belong in public? Through the theme of Reassess, our panel will explore how and where we tell our stories against the grain, in order to create the spaces that hold different ways of knowing. Lois Conley, The Griot Museum of Black Histo...
The State of Public Memory | Monument Lab
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What stories belong in public? Join Monument Lab’s Paul Farber and Sue Mobley, in conversation with The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s Justin Garrett Moore, to explore breakthroughs, challenges, and possibilities for monuments and public memory. On the heels of Monument Lab’s landmark National Monument Audit, this conversation spotlights innovative local grassroots projects and large-scale coali...
The Stories We Tell: Elaine Buck & Beverly Mills, “Rethink the Narrative” | Monument Lab
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Elaine Buck and Beverly Mills on Black “Marbleheaders'' at Washington’s Crossing, focusing on the multiracial Massachusetts militia regiment who enabled General Washington's historic journey across the Delaware River. “What would a fuller and transformative history of this place require?” The Stories We Tell is a film series from Monument Lab that illuminates undertold histories of the American...
The Stories We Tell: Tyrese "Bright Flower" Gould Jacinto | Monument Lab
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The Stories We Tell: Tyrese "Bright Flower" Gould Jacinto | Monument Lab
The Stories We Tell: Layqa Nuna Yawar, “Springboard to Speculation” | Monument Lab
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The Stories We Tell: Layqa Nuna Yawar, “Springboard to Speculation” | Monument Lab
Staying Power | Monument Lab
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Staying Power | Monument Lab
Fellows 2020 | Monument Lab
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Fellows 2020 | Monument Lab
Staying Power (Preview) I Monument Lab
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Staying Power (Preview) I Monument Lab
Staying Power Roundtable | Monument Lab
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Staying Power Roundtable | Monument Lab
Designing Dissenting Histories with Sue Mobley | Monument Lab
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Designing Dissenting Histories with Sue Mobley | Monument Lab
Augmenting Memory: Justice and Monuments In New Media | Monument Lab
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Augmenting Memory: Justice and Monuments In New Media | Monument Lab
Thalia Fernandez Bustamante, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Thalia Fernandez Bustamante, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
Hadi Al Khatib, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Hadi Al Khatib, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
Quentin VerCetty, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Quentin VerCetty, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
Ulf Aminde, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Ulf Aminde, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
Alisha B. Wormsley, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Alisha B. Wormsley, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
MADAD, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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MADAD, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
Tomie Arai, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Tomie Arai, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
Patrick Weems, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Patrick Weems, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
Ada Pinkston, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab
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Ada Pinkston, 2020 Fellow | Monument Lab

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  • @efrainirias3235
    @efrainirias3235 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Remembrance of our roots.

  • @bjohn4960
    @bjohn4960 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wow..Simple Beautiful...Well Done!

  • @jaypzl
    @jaypzl ปีที่แล้ว

    Wow. Love this movement. Thank you for all the minds, hearts and hands that have poured their energies and spirit into this. Now that I know what this is and what you stand for, we will plan to apply on the next round. Sending much Alofa and blessings for everyone's the work ahead!

  • @archivosdelcaribe8376
    @archivosdelcaribe8376 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    ❤️❤️❤️

  • @lenwoodsloan1800
    @lenwoodsloan1800 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have always felt that the well conceived review process is like a diagnostic assessment and a census of our field. We need truth tellers to really see the urgency of the moment. Identifying the field, the Frontline, the Crossroads is essential and public art forms the markers and GPS of the movement. So the work is not the product but the Wayfinder. Leni Sloan

  • @lenwoodsloan1800
    @lenwoodsloan1800 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I greatly appreciated the discussion about the combination of staff review and panel engagement and exchange. Also the idea of "technical assistance " for those who were sent other places. Grant making, in any process , is as much the art of rejection as philanthropic. How you assist those who are not successful in the application process can be monumentally Also. Lenwood Sloan