Interactive Exhibit: Undesign the Redline, February 3-March 8, 2017
Exhibits
Published February 3, 2017
An interactive exhibit and series on the history of structural inequality in the US, KnowledgeLab, Neilson level 2. Visit and participate in an interactive exhibition, Undesign the Redline, which explores the history of structural racism and classism through redlining maps. The exhibit invites participants to “explore how redlining and other policies, practices, and investments create systemic disparities and inequalities that not only perpetuate our most pressing social challenges, but impede the full potential of democracy.”
The exhibit has been customized for our community, with references to New England history. You can view the exhibit on your own, sign up for a tour, attend a lecture or workshops, or visit with friends! Visit sophia.smith.edu/undesign for a list of all events related to the exhibit, and sign up at our EventBrite site for a special tour with the exhibits’ curators.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Feb. 3 9:00, 10:30, 4:30 pm |
Opening Tour & Reception The KnowledgeLab, Neilson level 2 |
| Feb. 8 4:30 pm |
Lecture by Nathan D.B. Connolly, PhD Seelye 201 |
| Feb. 16 7:00 pm |
Panel on Space, Race, Class, and Design Neilson Browsing Room |
| Feb. 22 7:00 pm |
Engaging Identity Zine Workshop The KnowledgeLab |
| Mar. 3 10 am-4 pm |
Undesign Researchfest - see full schedule The KnowledgeLab |
| Mar. 9 6:00 pm |
Screening of MAJOR! Closing Reception Graham Hall |
Sign up for a special tour with the exhibit’s curators at our EventBrite site.
Tour Dates:
February 3
February 16
February 17
March 8
