Judith Tolnick Champa, '79 MA History of Art will be curating an ambitious exhibition and, with three co-organizers, a Forum for early fall entitled ReWilding: Ethnobotany in the Urban.
Similar to how a museum curator selects objects for an exhibition, Maya selected 8 sites on Brown's campus that are "portraits" of Brown–some are framed, most are not–to raise questions and create opportunities for changing institutions from within.
Dietrich Neumann has published a book chapter, entitled: "All the Struggles of the Present: Alexander Dorner, Henry-Russell Hitchcock, and Rhode Island Architecture."
Professors Neumann, Osayimwese and department graduate and undergraduate students will be involved in public programs, talks, and tours about architecture in Providence.
Her talk argued for a more critical understanding of medieval and early modern conceptions of mimesis through an examination of a range of figural objects.