KaleidoLA Speakers Decolonize Museums
What does it mean to decolonize? This word has been used quite often in regards to recent cultural discrimination, but usually with little to no explanation. On Friday, April 9, …
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Native American photographer Cara Romero speaks to students
Living somewhat of a double life, photographer Cara Romero grew up spending each school year in Houston, TX, and summers on the Chemehuevi reservation in California’s Mojave Desert. She highlights …
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KaleidoLA features social justice sculptor George Rodriguez
Texan sculptor George Rodriguez discussed the cultural messaging of his artwork with the LMU community during the KaleidoLA speaker series on Friday. For the past seven years, the LMU College …
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Tony Brown ’92 Gives Troubled Teens a Voice through Art
Art has the possibility to affect people – particularly children – in transformative ways. This was the message of LMU alumnus Tony Brown ’92, when he came to talk to …
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Inauguration Teach-In Engages Students in the Political Process
Presidential elections, particularly close and divisive ones like the one in 2016, often inspire conversations about many important issues affecting the United States and the world. In an effort to …
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