“I saved a poster primarily because it energized and inspired my passion for justice, through its message, or design or through the memories of the event it is announcing. In short, I wanted it near me.” – Dr. Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy
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In this first installment from the digital publication, learn the stories behind the murals in an experimental audio zine.
Everyday objects and occurrences are transformed through the photographer’s lens.
Discover the accessible and provocative visual language Emory Douglas pioneered for the Black Panther newspaper.
Is it possible to make a tender architecture? Ursula von Rydingsvard’s sculpture, now on view on Floor 7, offers an answer.
Call the number and hear an artist recite poetry to you. Each call nets one poem, selected at random from the treasure trove of more than 200 recordings.
Journey to Mount Tamalpais reveals Adnan’s deep connection to the Northern California icon.
