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The Benton Celebrates 60 Years with Special Exhibition, Silent Auction - UConn Today (opens the original)
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'This museum is part of UConn’s history. We help UConn tell its story' No birthday is complete without gifts (and cake), and this fall the William Benton Museum of Art marks its 60th with both – an exhibition-sized thank you to the friends who’ve given gifts over the last decade and a celebration that closes an online silent auction (and also includes cake). “This museum is part of UConn’s history,” curator and academic liaison Amanda Douberley says. “We help UConn tell its story, in part throug
UConn Professor Takes on HIV/AIDS Denialists Yet Again - UConn Today (opens the original)
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Kalichman talked with UConn Today about AIDS denialism, his recent research, and where we go from here These days, Seth Kalichman takes note of the lack of headlines about HIV and AIDS, especially as compared to the number of stories that dotted front pages in the 1980s and 1990s. “It’s what we were all working for,” says Kalichman, a professor of psychological sciences at UConn. “It’s just not the same crisis that it once was. It’s still a personal crisis for every individual who contracts HIV
Curating the 250th: History Professors Mark Country’s Anniversary with Museum Exhibitions - UConn Today (opens the original)
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Manisha Sinha curated the latest exhibition at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, while Andy Horowitz was a member of the curatorial team that put together the show at the Museum of Connecticut History When C-SPAN asks UConn’s Manisha Sinha each year to participate in its ranking of U.S. presidents from best to worst, her favorite – Abraham Lincoln – often comes out on top. “I’ve read every word he ever wrote,” she says. “I actually have the multivolume set of Lincoln letters o
‘We the People’ Holds a Mirror to the US at 250 - UConn Today (opens the original)
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Smith traveled around the country the last three years for his photographic essay “We the People: America in the 21st Century” Steven G. Smith says his projects rarely produce favorite photographs – but favorite people, he has lots of those. Add to the list the Amish farmer who Smith encountered last month while driving through rural Pennsylvania. The man was walking his horse on a lead, the light just perfect from the setting sun, when Smith drove by and to himself questioned whether to stop or
Benton Museum Examines America at 250 with Wide-Ranging Exhibitions - UConn Today (opens the original)
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The show prompts visitors to think about America as a place, an identity, and an idea Amanda Douberley answers in the affirmative when asked whether she ever thought she’d curate an art exhibition that includes a military uniform from the War of 1812, a couple rolls of shiny pennies, and a pop art suite of prints from Robert Indiana. “That’s what the exhibitions in this gallery are really about, trying to find ways to bring together pieces that would seem to be as different as possible,” says Do
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